PETDATA, INC.
DALLAS, TX

PetData, Inc., headquartered in Dallas, Texas, is a prominent provider of animal licensing services to municipalities and animal welfare agencies across the United States. Founded as a division of SafetyNet, Inc., in 1993, PetData evolved from PetFind®, which began by offering a comprehensive 24-hour lost and found service for pets. By 1995, PetFind secured its first municipal contract with Dallas to privatize animal licensing services, marking the start of PetData's focused journey in this sector. Over its 23 years of operation, PetData has administered licensing programs effectively, processing over 9 million licenses for more than 70 municipalities and agencies. The core mission of PetData is to enhance animal licensing compliance via superior customer service, advanced technology, and time-tested methods. This focus aims to increase licensing rates and generate additional revenue for clients, aiding in the reduction of animal euthanasia and tackling broader animal control issues. PetData's belief that a successful licensing program eases municipal burdens is evident through tangible outcomes—reducing shelter intake numbers and associated costs. Enforcement ensures compliance with vaccination mandates, significantly minimizing rabies risks and promoting responsible pet ownership. As the sole full-service animal licensing provider in the U.S., PetData values its partnerships closely aligned with helping communities achieve their organizational goals. The company assists clients through budget alignment via fixed service fees while proving its reliability across varied operational settings from initial program setups to comprehensive management needs. Based on records, PetData is incorporated in Texas under status F00000004184 as a Florida Model DOS and has been operating out of PO BOX 141929, Irving, TX 75014-1929 with contact numbers (800) 738-3463; (214) 821-3100; (214) 821-3106. It was incorporated on July 25, 2000, with key officers including Chris A Richey, Brian P Campbell, and Director John H O'Connor.