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Eye in the Sky Thermal Drone Pet Rescue — Dedicated to reuniting lost pets with their families using advanced thermal drone technology and a deep understanding of lost pet behavior.

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10/02/2026

❤️🐾- A little heat signature and a family’s whole World - the story of Mully. 🐾❤️

A first person account from the family. Thank you Dana for putting this all together for me.

There are truly no words to express our gratitude to Eye in the Sky Thermal Drone Pet Rescue. ❤️🐾

We lost our sweet Mully for almost 72 hours, and those hours felt like an eternity. Friends and family searched the family farm and the surrounding areas, looking everywhere we could think of. We were exhausted, scared, and honestly beginning to wonder if we would ever find him.

Then Phillip came to help.

Using his thermal drone, Phillip located Mully in a cornfield behind the family farm — a place none of us would have ever thought to look or imagined he would go. After nearly three days of searching, seeing that little heat signature on the screen was a moment we will never forget.

Phillip was not only incredibly professional and knowledgeable, but also so compassionate and understanding throughout the entire search. He understood how much Mully meant to us and never made us feel like we were just another search.

Phillip, you gave us something we desperately needed — hope — and ultimately, you helped bring our boy home. We will forever be grateful for the time, expertise, compassion, and dedication you gave to finding Mully.

To anyone who has a lost pet, we cannot recommend Eye in the Sky Thermal Drone Pet Rescue enough. What they do is truly incredible, and for our family, Phillip will always be the person who helped bring Mully home. 🐾❤️

Thank you from the bottom of our hearts. Mully is home. And that means everything. ❤️🐶

❤️🐾Tobey is home 🐾❤️For a couple of days, Tobey hid in the corn and bean fields near Kankakee, frightened and trying to ...
09/24/2026

❤️🐾Tobey is home 🐾❤️

For a couple of days, Tobey hid in the corn and bean fields near Kankakee, frightened and trying to stay safe. Chris and her mom know him well. They spend a lot of time caring for and watching him, and although Tobey has another owner, he is family to them, too.

I remember my first call with Chris. We talked about calming signals, what to do if she spotted Tobey, and how to stay quiet and let her body language speak for her. We also talked about familiar sounds. Some dogs respond to a squeaky toy when they won’t respond to a voice.

Chris had been advised not to use one. I told her that hadn’t always been my experience, but she knew Tobey better than I did. She knew how he reacted to that toy. I encouraged her to trust what she knew about him.

We set cameras and traps, and Chris worked diligently at the trap sites. While checking them, she spotted Tobey near one of the traps. I asked her to bring in the larger trap and swap them out. You never want to use a trap that’s too small for a dog. You may only get one opportunity.

When Chris returned, Tobey was there again. She called his name, and he moved away.

Then she grabbed the squeaky toy.

Tobey heard it, recognized it immediately, and came running.

I’m so very proud of Chris. She kept showing up for Tobey, tending the trap sites and watching for him through those frightening days. When she saw him, she trusted what she knew about this little dog she loves.

I can’t be everywhere at once. I try to offer my time, information, and resources wherever I can put them to work. Sometimes that means working alongside the people who know a dog best. This was a partnership, and Chris brought Tobey home. 🐾❤️🏠

If you’d like to support this work, voluntary contributions help keep the drone in the air, traps on the ground, cameras watching, and signs where people can see them. They also help me share time and resources with families when they need a hand.

Thank you for supporting this work and the families it brings me to. ❤️

Mail to:
Eye In The Sky
2207 Woodfield Road
Bloomington, IL 61704

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Wrigley, Stella, and Mazie got out of their home in Frankfort after a door was left unlocked. One of the pups hit the la...
09/23/2026

Wrigley, Stella, and Mazie got out of their home in Frankfort after a door was left unlocked. One of the pups hit the latch, the door opened, and all three ran.

One was recovered quickly. Another was tragically struck by a car and killed. Mazie was still missing.

Their owners were in Paris. I can’t imagine how helpless they must have felt, watching this unfold from another country while their pups were loose in such a busy, populated area. They had already lost one of them. I could not bear the thought of this family receiving news that a second dog had died.

There was no time to waste. I headed north.

Genny was waiting for me in an apartment parking lot. We set up the drone and began searching.

Not long after, Genny showed me a text from the owner. Mazie’s Apple AirTag had just pinged on the map.

“That’s close,” Genny said.

“Genny, that’s right on top of us,” I told her.

She asked if I had an iPhone. I did. My phone had connected to Mazie’s AirTag. We couldn’t see her yet, but we knew she was close.

Shortly after that, a member of the search party whistled and pointed. Someone had seen Mazie near where we were.

Genny took off with the pup who had already been recovered, hoping to head Mazie off. The two dogs were bonded, and we knew the sight of her friend could make all the difference.

About 15 minutes later, Genny walked back with two dogs. 🐾🐾❤️

Mazie had never met Genny. She didn’t know the person holding the leash. But she knew the dog walking beside her. Seeing her friend was enough to draw her in.

I am so relieved they are safe together again. My heart is with their family as they grieve the pup they lost. I wish all three had made it home.

If you’d like to support my work, your help keeps the drone in the air, traps on the ground, cameras watching, and signs out where they’re needed. I’m grateful to everyone who helps me show up for families and their pets.

https://venmo.com/u/Eye_In_The_Sky

https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/8DSNM6CFXQSAN

Mail to:
Eye In The Sky
2207 Woodfield Road
Bloomington, IL 61704

❤️🐾 An update on Dixie 🐾❤️Some of you may remember Dixie, the 15-year-old pup I found in a waterway trench near Mt. Carr...
09/22/2026

❤️🐾 An update on Dixie 🐾❤️

Some of you may remember Dixie, the 15-year-old pup I found in a waterway trench near Mt. Carroll. Water was running through it, and she was cold and unable to get herself out.

Her mom and dad carried her out and rushed her to an emergency veterinarian. Dixie was in critical condition. At the time, none of us knew if she would recover—or how much she could recover if she did.

Today I received a card from Bruce and Rhonda, along with a photo of Dixie standing at home. They tell me she’s about 80% recovered and still getting stronger. ❤️‍🩹

I keep coming back to that photo. On the day we found her, we were just hoping she would make it through. Now she’s home with the people who love her, getting stronger.

Thank you, Bruce and Rhonda, for sending the card and letting me see Dixie doing so well. It means a great deal to me. 🐾❤️

Sometimes rescue finds you before you ever reach the call.I was on my way to help with a missing cat when I spotted this...
09/21/2026

Sometimes rescue finds you before you ever reach the call.

I was on my way to help with a missing cat when I spotted this pup walking down the road near Evans Junior High. A couple of cars had already passed him, but I couldn’t keep going.

I stopped, sat down on the road and waited.

After a moment, he came to me.

I opened the back of the van and the door to one of my traps. He didn’t appear able to make the jump into the van on his own, so I lifted him inside and guided him forward into the trap. The door closed behind him.

He was safe.

I continued toward the call I had originally been headed to while checking the tags on his collar. One was a PetLink identification tag. I contacted PetLink, and they were able to provide his owner’s contact information.

His name is Jasper. ❤️

His owner was incredibly thankful to receive the call that Jasper had been found and was safe—and I am thankful she made sure he was wearing identification. Those tags allowed me to quickly locate his family and turn what could have become a frightening search into a phone call bringing immediate relief.

Sometimes making a difference is not about where you were headed. It is about recognizing the life placed directly in your path—and choosing to stop. 🐾❤️



Two Chicks and a Trap. These Women do TNR. They save countless lives while at the same time helping to control the fer...
09/19/2026

Two Chicks and a Trap. These Women do TNR. They save countless lives while at the same time helping to control the feral population. They do this work selflessly and because it matters. I am thankful that they have found the cameras to be helpful with their work. Seeing is believing they say. Not only do we see cats that need a little help through these lenses, but we see the beauty inside the hearts of these two amazing Women.


-The Search for Barry-The best possible words at the end of any search are these:He was found safe.David “Barry” Colter ...
09/19/2026

-The Search for Barry-

The best possible words at the end of any search are these:

He was found safe.

David “Barry” Colter is an 84-year-old gentleman living with dementia. When he disappeared from his home in Farmington, every passing hour mattered.

My involvement began with a simple text message from Tabitha, who follows Eye in the Sky Thermal Drone Pet Rescue on Facebook:

“Do you guys search for humans?”

She and David Newell recognized that my experience and thermal-drone equipment might be useful, and they reached out directly to ask if I could help. That message opened the door for me to become part of a much larger search effort.

I spent several hours in Farmington, covering miles of ground around the entire city.

Private individuals and organizations such as Eye in the Sky are not typically included in emergency-service operations. That is why I am so incredibly thankful that Tabitha and David thought to contact me—and that the Farmington Police Department, the mayor of Farmington and others involved considered me a resource, trusted my experience and welcomed me into the search.

For four days, law enforcement, fire personnel, search-and-rescue teams, emergency agencies and members of the community worked toward one shared goal: finding Barry.

In the end, Barry was found by a citizen who heard something unusual.

It would have been easy to dismiss. It could have been explained away as nothing—just another sound that did not belong, but did not seem important enough to investigate.

But this person noticed that something was different. Something was unexpected. And instead of walking away, they chose to look.

That decision saved a life.

Searches like this are built upon enormous efforts, specialized equipment, long hours and miles of ground covered. But sometimes the outcome comes down to the smallest detail—a faint sound, a moment of awareness or the willingness of one person to stop and investigate something others might have dismissed.

My role was only one part of a much larger, coordinated effort. I am deeply grateful that my real-world thermal-drone experience, built through hundreds of searches, was recognized as a resource and welcomed into this effort.

Thank you to the Farmington Police Department, the mayor and every agency, organization and individual who searched, followed leads, shared verified information, provided resources or supported Barry’s family through four incredibly difficult days.

Thank you to Tabitha and David Newell for thinking of Eye in the Sky and reaching out.

And thank you to Mr. Kirby who noticed something unusual—and acted.

I believe we all have a responsibility to use whatever talents, experience and resources we have to help those who need us. Sometimes that means bringing specialized equipment and years of experience.

Sometimes it simply means paying attention.

In Farmington, both mattered.

Barry was found safe.

Two very different recoveries yesterday. A dog near Danville had last been seen approximately half a mile from home, but...
09/15/2026

Two very different recoveries yesterday.

A dog near Danville had last been seen approximately half a mile from home, but the pressure of people pursuing him was keeping him on the move. I recommended backing off and placing highly desirable food, his bed and his owner’s worn clothing on the back porch near their cameras.

A little over an hour later, the message came: “He is home!!!!”

Later, I received an email from Dr. Teri Morgan of Pawsitively Pets Animal Hospital. A friend’s horse had gone missing inside Jubilee College State Park, and they had been unable to locate him.

Last night, the thermal drone found him.

Two completely different situations. Two different recovery methods. Both found.

Sometimes recovery means knowing when to search—and sometimes it means knowing when to become quiet enough for them to come home.

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Bloomington, IL
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