An animal’s story should never have to start again.
Animals pass through many hands: rescuers, vets, fosters, families. At almost every handoff, part of their story is lost or written again from scratch.
When a dog is rescued from a canal bank, someone writes notes on a scrap of paper. By the time it reaches a foster home, the medicine times are forgotten. By the time a listing is typed onto an adoption site, behavioral warnings have been smoothed over to make the pet “marketable”.
The family that adopts it gets a half-empty vaccine card. Years later, a new vet has to run tests again, because nobody knows what was found before.
We want to fix that, and we are asking people like you if we should. One animal. One record. Every hand it passes through.
What we would not compromise on
One record per animal
Rescue notes, vet treatment and foster notes would follow the microchip, so nothing is lost.
We would never sell data
No selling adopter details. No drug company ads next to animals looking for homes.
People decide
AI would help sort notes. A person decides every adoption.
Records stay with their owners
Shelters and rescues would own their records and could download them any time.
Help us decide what to build
Run a shelter, a rescue or a vet practice? Tell us what would help. We are listening before we build.