Fields and large lots
Open ground may be faster to check from above, but fences, barns, tree lines, and deep brush can hide movement.
Large lots and fields can create a wider search area. We review whether a thermal and visual drone search fits your missing dog or cat. Call or text for a free case review and an exact quote before any agreement or payment.
Wellington and nearby western communities have equestrian land, large lots, fields, canal banks, wet ground, tree lines, barns, fences, and neighborhood preserves. Dogs and cats may travel along edges or through gaps. Other animals may need a different safety plan.
Tell us the pet type, exact last-seen location, time, nearby horses or livestock, gates, and landowner contact. We check weather, wind, heat, airspace, animals below, and the safest launch point before recommending a flight.

Open ground may be faster to check from above, but fences, barns, tree lines, and deep brush can hide movement.
The pilot must plan around animals below and avoid causing stress. Not every animal or field is a safe fit.
Water can shape the pet’s route, while wet areas and vegetation can limit access for the ground team.
Send your name, best callback number, exact address or map pin, last-seen time, pet type, and any new sighting. A photo is optional.
We check road miles, weather, heat, water, trees, access, airspace and crew availability. We explain the search scope and exact quote before any agreement or payment.
If you choose to proceed, complete the agreed intake, service agreement and payment steps. We confirm dispatch after checking availability and search conditions.
Send the exact last-seen address or map pin and time. We explain the search scope, any travel charge and the exact total before any agreement or payment.
Call or text Sun State UAS with your pet type, last-seen details and any new sighting. We review whether a drone search fits the location and explain the next steps before you decide whether to proceed.
Finding or recovery is not guaranteed. Read service terms.
Also report your pet: Palm Beach County Animal Care and Control. A drone search should support, not replace, shelter reports, signs, cameras, neighbors, and safe ground searching.
We can check many cases, but the animal, land, safety, and search plan decide whether a drone is a good fit.
Only with a plan that protects the animals below. We need to know where horses and people are before launch.
It may help check visible open ground and edges, but weather, heat, cover, and battery limits still matter.
Strong wind, rain, storms, poor visibility, unsafe heat, or other conditions can delay or stop a search.
Send your name, best callback number, exact address or map pin, last-seen time, pet type, and any new sighting. You may attach a photo after the text.