Cash is often stored outside the bank due to personal habits or individual circumstances. Over time, hiding places in furniture, attics, and voids are forgotten. Sudden death, memory loss, or house clearance can leave nest eggs behind for years.
Typical situations
Household clearances
Inheritance & estates
Misplaced cash
Hidden cash can be overlooked or discarded when a home is emptied. A scent search helps check systematically before items leave the property.
Heirs may not know what was put aside. A structured search supports transparency and a more complete estate process.
When you believe cash is on a property you control but can’t find it, a detection dog provides scent-based clues — not speculation.
Why a dog — not only a metal detector
Banknotes carry a distinctive scent picture. A currency dog works that odor — including paper cash metal detectors miss — and can move through rooms without stopping for every nail, screw, and coin.
Volunteer service
Client-present protocol
Non-invasive alerts
Scent clues, not proof
This is a volunteer service. Compensation is optional. We aim for closure, not payment.
You (or someone you authorize) stay present during the search to maintain full control and privacy.
We do not open walls or furniture; you decide what to inspect after Jaxie's freeze indication.
There is no guarantee cash will be found; alerts are scent clues, not proof of physical currency.