HyperSky Search Services

Thermal Drone Assistance for Lost Pets

Calm, methodical search support, serving Upstate South Carolina

FAA Remote Pilot Licensed (Part 107) • Insured Commercial Operator

(864) 406-1340

What We Do

We provide thermal drone support to help locate lost pets in rural, wooded, and low-visibility areas. Every situation is different, and timing, weather, and animal behavior all play a role.
When a dog is located but will not approach people, humane trapping may be used as a follow-up or stand-alone option.

How It Works

• Initial phone intake
• On-site thermal assessment and first search flight
• Structured search based on terrain and conditions
• If the dog is located but will not come, a humane trap may be deployed and remotely monitored
• Ongoing guidance even if the pet isn’t immediately located

Pricing

Drone Search Services
Payment Policy:
We do NOT request payment prior to arriving on-site. Payment is handled in person once services are rendered.
Payment is accepted onsite upon arrival or completion of service. We accept cash, all major credit cards, Cash App, or Venmo for your convenience. Receipts are provided for all transactions.
Initial Dispatch & Thermal Search (First Hour) – $150
Includes on-site response, assessment, and up to one (1) hour of thermal drone search.
Additional search time beyond the first hour is billed at $100 per hour and will be discussed and approved before continuing.


Humane Trap Placement & Monitoring
Stand-Alone Service – $100 (up to 72 hours)
Includes placement of a humane containment trap, cellular camera setup, remote monitoring, and baiting (by owner or HyperSky).
Follow-Up to a HyperSky Drone Search – $50 (up to 72 hours)
Available when a drone search has already been performed and the dog is located but will not approach, or cannot be safely recovered.
Capture is not guaranteed.

What to Know

• Weather, airspace restrictions, terrain, and timing all affect outcomes
• Thermal searching and humane trapping are powerful tools, but neither guarantees recovery
• Some dogs require time, changing conditions, or multiple approaches
• Humane traps may occasionally capture non-target wildlife; appropriate steps will be taken to safely release or coordinate with local authorities

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