CES 2026 award winner · Trusted by 20,000+ pet owners · Firefighter-designed
Does this replace my smoke alarm?
No. Your smoke alarm tells your family to get out. Rescue Retriever tells firefighters where to find your pet once they're inside. Keep your existing alarms. Add Rescue Retriever where your pet sleeps or hides. They do completely different jobs.
How is this different from a pet alert window sticker?
A sticker tells firefighters you have pets before they enter. Rescue Retriever tells them exactly where your pet is hiding once they're inside. When smoke hits the device, a powerful silent strobe activates and cuts through darkness and smoke — giving first responders a direct visual signal to your pet's location. A sticker is a notice. Rescue Retriever is a rescue signal.
Rescue Retriever™ Pet Smoke Detector — Designed by a Firefighter to Save Your Pet
⭐ 4.6/5 — Rated by 304 pet owners. Winner of the 2025 Pet Innovation Award.
Designed by a 22-year veteran firefighter. Built for the moment that matters most.
Every year, over 40,000 pets die in house fires. Standard smoke alarms tell people to get out — they were never built to help anyone find your pet hiding under the bed, in the closet, or curled up in their crate.
Rescue Retriever™ changes that.
When smoke is detected, it activates a powerful silent high-intensity strobe — a visual beacon that cuts through smoke and darkness, guiding firefighters directly to where your pet is. No noise to panic your animal. No complicated setup. Just a clear signal that says: my pet is here, please find them.
What's Included
- ✅ Silent strobe alert — activates automatically on smoke detection
- ✅ Powerful high-intensity LED beacon
- ✅ Mounts on crates, doors, walls, bed rails, or window frames
- ✅ 9V battery included — 5-year lifespan
- ✅ Reflective "Pets Inside" decal
- ✅ Works alongside your existing smoke alarms
- ✅ First-of-its-kind paw-shaped design
How It Works
- Place it near your pet's crate, bed, or favorite hiding spot.
- It detects smoke and automatically activates the silent strobe.
- First responders find your pet via the strobing light beacon.
Because your pet can't call for help — but now they don't have to.