Thermal Drone so all the lost may be found

I lost a service animal 5 years ago never to be found. I don’t want anyone else to feel that pain. Since the beginning of this adventure I’ve been told by literally everyone except those I help free of charge that I must charge people. That I must profit off of someone’s misery. Oh you lost your pet? Your family? Here give me money in your time of grief. I morally can’t. I won’t. But what if a community helped me get a thermal drone? Then I’d still be living off your generosity as you live off mine and I can still offer a free service and be able to help save more pets, coordinating searches and finding them in minutes to hours instead of days and weeks. Just think of the help if you had an eye in the sky from a dedicated drone pilot looking for someone or something and I could tell you whole swaths of land you don’t need to search? I can see a dog from 1,300 feet away easily. I could tell you countless stories of hiking miles in a day through woodlands in the Midwest to mountains in the desert. Flying 35 miles in a day. Spending whole days and nights sleeping outside in the cold looking for dogs for strangers free of charge. I’m positive people I’ve helped will be glad to share testimonies to my integrity and commitment. Some say if I find peoples pets then I have to charge them. If I’m generous with my time, resources and skills then I feel in my heart others will be generous in return. I’ve invested $3,500 in the drones I currently use to look for lost pets free of charge and have well over 540 flights, 1,050 miles and 145 hours of flight time on just this drone flown all over the country but it’s not thermal and has limitations. I am gaining experience with a thermal drone helping a local non profit rescue. I will take gas money if far away! No distance is to far. Have a blessed day and thank you for your time.