Pet Safety Alert 234001 2-Count Static Cling Window Decal for Pets

Love these stickers. Gives me piece of mind, knowing first responders will save all my furbabies.The only reason why I don't give it 5 stars is because one was slightly ruined by weather. Could have been package better. Was in a regular letter envelope and water got in an discolored one of the stickers. Other then that they work awesome on my glass doors!**Helpful tip - if window is cold it won't stick make sure glass is warm before trying to put them on glass.

A pet emergency sticker, preferably a window cling-on is a must have if you have pets in your home. One never knows when a fire or other emergency will happen. I found this out two years ago. While I was home, mu neighbor was not. having a window cling-on told the firemen to look for a dog, saving a 3 month old puppy who was standing in rising water when he was found. This could have been a tragedy for my neighbor.I have always used these cling-ons and feel much better about leaving my guys home alone. This particular cling-on is bright red and will easily catch the eye of rescue personnel. Putting one facing the front and one facing the back, on each level is the best thing to do. While this sticker is the size most manufacturers make, it would be nice to have an 8' x 10' cling-on that could be spotted easily from a distance, but I have not found one. I like having a clear area to put the pet(s) name or a description in addition to marking the type of animal. It only helps rescue find the pet and that is a good thing (apologies to M. Stuart).

These clings came on time but NOT as described. They are meant to be placed on the OUTSIDE of the window, so if you try to put them on the inside, they won't stick. They are sent with the backing on the back, so if you put it on the inside of the window, it won't be displayed correctly (you'll only see the white backing). I wanted one of them on the inside so I just taped it to the window. Also, since I will be getting another cat soon, I wrote the number in dry erase so that I can change it easily. In the case of a fire, it would probably be best to have the cling on the outside and written in Sharpie, but this was a good short-term solution for my needs.

So it wasn't perfect but i'd say it wasn't a bad purchase. My only complaint is it doesn't stick to window so I hade to tape it but it worked for the most part now that I've taped it. The whole point is that it's supposed to stay up easily on a window and it's annoying I keep having to add more tape to keep it up. However, I want to say that in my opinion the good out weighted the bad. It is a good size. They shipped it and it was delivered in 6 days which I think is reasonable. It looked exactly like the picture. The description was accurate and it was new/undamged. It's easy to see. It's also user friendly. By that I mean it is easy to mark how many pets what kind of pets you have on it. I didn't need the option for "other" but I like that it gave people the ability to write in a different animals besides just cats and dogs.

I live in San Diego County and bought these stickers about a week before our last round of wildfires. Even though I don't live in a high fire-risk area, I do have a long commute to and from work. Driving home in traffic, hearing on the radio that a fire was in my area, and seeing smoke from the vicinity of my home was scary. Since pets tend to hide when there's a fire, I was somewhat relieved to know I had a notice posted on my windows that my help my cat survive. I had to wet the stickers to get them to cling, but they've stayed up for weeks through high temperatures and wind. They're bold and bright and can be easily seen from across the street. I hope I'll never need to put these alert stickers to the real test, but I'm very glad I got them.

I don't know why others are having so many problem with these. I've had mine now, on the front and back outside windows for over two years. Sure, the ink fades every 6 months or so and I just take my Sharpie (make sure it's a permanent market because others wrote in about being able to wipe off the ink, it washes off etc. not with the permanent marker). and fill in the information again. I've had no problem with clinging to the window (make sure the window is clean and oil free before you put it on the first time) and it gets plenty humid in South Texas. From the bad reviews it sounds like user issues and not the product.

I'm happy with how noticeable this sign and it has a place for you to put other pets since I have 2 bearded dragons and 1 dog. However, I was hoping that it would stick on the front of the sign rather than the back so that it can be applied inside the house. I ended up having to pull the window all the way up so that I could reach the outside of the window to apply the sticker... it wasn't easy.

I was delighted to find these! I have always been concerned about something happening to my home when I was gone, and what would become of my babies! They would be stuck helplessly inside, and just the thought of that so tears at my heart! And I don't believe in letting them outside, because that is so incredibly dangerous too, much more than keeping them indoors, no matter where you live. At least this way, by putting these bright red stickers on a door and/or window where rescue personnel are likely to see them, telling them you have animal friends inside, what kind and how many, they can at least attempt to save their lives. It at least gives your pets a better chance for survival. And I don't know about you, but that gives me much more peace of mind. Thank you to whoever invented these!