Licensed to wag.
Design your applicant's papers
Pick a jurisdiction, a document and a holder, then fill in your pet's details. Drag the tag to turn it, or flip it to see the back.
Seven quick questions. Drag the tag to turn it over.
On duty
Every design, every holder colour, out in the field. The paperwork travels well.
Every design, every holder colour, out in the field.
How it works
File the application
Pick a jurisdiction and a document. Add your pet's name, photo and your phone number.
The Department prints it
Your holder is 3D printed to order in our studio, in the colour you choose, then fitted with your pet's card.
Clip it on
As a dangle tag, a slip-on, or an AirTag holder. Expires: never.
Made to order, one at a time
Nothing sits in a warehouse. When your application is approved, we 3D print your holder in our studio and fit it with a card printed for your pet, and only your pet.
- HOLDER
- Matte PETG: the same tough, shatter-resistant plastic used for face shields, sneeze guards and medical packaging. Two to three times tougher than acrylic. Five colours.
- SLIP-ON & AIRTAG BASE
- TPU: the bendy, rugged material in flexible phone cases. Silicone is a little softer, but TPU holds up far better to scraping and resists tearing, so a nick won't split it. Black or white, paired to your holder.
- THE CARD
- Printed with your pet's name, photo and your phone number, sealed under a layer of clear resin, then set in the holder.
A note from the Department: 3D printing builds each holder in thin layers. Up close you may spot fine lines on the edges. That's the mark of a tag made just for your pet, not a flaw.
Officially unofficial.
The first batch is 100 tags, made for Christmas 2026. Leave an email and we'll tell you the day the Department opens, before anyone else.