PetsMobility will belaunching the first ever PetsCell cellular telephone for pets. Measuring approximately 5 cm wide, 2.5 cm thick and 9.4 cm long, the PetsCell sets the standard for GPS tacking devices for pets. Wired News has some better image of the phone.

The patent pending PetsMobility PetsCell will be compatible with existing cellular and satellite GPS technology. The PetsCell will allow pet owners to talk to their pets as well as allowing owners to request assistance should they require help. In addition, and perhaps more valuable, pet owners will have a piece of mind that if their pet is lost and someone finds their pet wandering the streets, with a simple press of a button on the mobile device, the auto dial will dial the owners home alerting the owner to retrieve their pet.

The PetsCell, 2-way communication device will also be available with an optional GPS tracking chip and a fibre optic camera for search and rescue applications.

It is first announced in January this year

via http://www.wired.com/news/wireless/0,1382,69756,00.html?tw=rss.GAD