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Halo Pet Recovery

Halo Pet Recovery helps locate lost pets using aerial drone technology, bringing speed, precision, and hope to searches in rural and wooded areas where traditional methods often fall short. As part of the Northwoods Lost Animal Recovery Program (NLARP), aerial searches are coordinated with experienced ground teams such as Rockin’ Paws Ranch—combining advanced technology with proven recovery strategies to help bring them home.

High-Resolution Aerial Photography

Halo Aerial Recovery provides high-quality aerial photography and video for real estate, land, and commercial properties. We deliver sharp, detailed visuals that showcase properties from a perspective that stands out.

Advanced Game Recovery


Game Recovery Services
Thermal-assisted aerial search for post-hunt recovery

Have a Project in Mind?

If you have a project that could benefit from aerial perspective, we’re happy to take a look. From unique properties to one-off requests, we’ll work with you to understand what you need and find the right approach.

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Connect with Halo Aerial Recovery

Have a question or a project in mind? Share a few details below and we’ll review your request and follow up with the next steps.

Email: haloaerialrecovery@gmail.com

Phone: (715) 617-1515

Drone Service Inquiry

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Type of Service Requested

Northwoods Lost Animal Recover Program

Empowering the NLARP Initiative

The Northwoods Lost Animal Recovery Program (NLARP) is a regional initiative focused on improving lost pet recovery in rural northern Wisconsin. By combining aerial drone technology with experienced ground recovery teams, the program is designed to locate animals more efficiently in areas where traditional search methods often fall short.

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