Animal Welfare Professionals

Hi Holly,

We built a comprehensive software solutions specifically for dog/cat rescues. Best of all, everything works on all phones, tablet and computers. You can see more info here: Buzz to the Rescues. 

Features Include >

Dogs & Cats: Public Profile, Internal Pet Manager (History, Routine, Disposition, Medical suite, Documents, Notes)

Applications: Adopter, Foster, Volunteer. Relate Pets w/People in 1 Click

Donations: Full Donor Management Suite

Reports: Query 2,000+ fields, download as CSV, search, filter, pre-built state reports & Shelter Animals Count Report

Website: Professional design, View on phone

Integrations: Petfinder, Adopt-a-Pet, Found Animals, Social Media, PayPal, More

I'd love to discuss it with you. You can call me at 310.918.1974 or email me at laurie@buzzgroupinc.com

Laurie Paquette

Founder | Buzz to the Rescues

Hi Holly,

We built a comprehensive software solutions specifically for dog/cat rescues. Best of all, everything works on all phones, tablet and computers. You can see more info here: Buzz to the Rescues. 

Features Include >

Dogs & Cats: Public Profile, Internal Pet Manager (History, Routine, Disposition, Medical suite, Documents, Notes)

Applications: Adopter, Foster, Volunteer. Relate Pets w/People in 1 Click

Donations: Full Donor Management Suite

Reports: Query 2,000+ fields, download as CSV, search, filter, pre-built state reports & Shelter Animals Count Report

Website: Professional design, View on phone

Integrations: Petfinder, Adopt-a-Pet, Found Animals, Social Media, PayPal, More

I'd love to discuss it with you. You can call me at 310.918.1974 or email me at laurie@buzzgroupinc.com

Laurie Paquette

Founder | Buzz to the Rescues

Hi Rene,

It currently says "Doesn't Walk Well" but our software is built by people like you who are making us aware of ideas we had not thought of.

Next week we will have a Tripawd option which will be selectable by the rescue admins and will show on the front end of the website on every dog/cat card  a sample of which you can see here (scroll down) and detail page which you can see here.

Thanks for the idea - I love it!

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Laurie Paquette
Buzz to the Rescues
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Original Message:
Sent: 07-09-2021 04:00 PM
From: Rene Agredano
Subject: Cloud Based Pet Rescue Database

Laurie, I'm not with a rescue but I'm curious: does your system have the ability to categorize special needs dogs and cats with specific physical/medical attributes, like "amputee"? We get lots of folks asking for help finding a Tripawd, and none of the major adoption search engines get more specific in their pet descriptions than "special needs." I would love to see that happen some day!

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Rene Agredano
Tripawds


Original Message:
Sent: 07-09-2021 08:51 AM
From: Laurie Paquette
Subject: Cloud Based Pet Rescue Database

Hi Holly,

We built a comprehensive software solutions specifically for dog/cat rescues. Best of all, everything works on all phones, tablet and computers. You can see more info here: Buzz to the Rescues. 

Features Include >

Dogs & Cats: Public Profile, Internal Pet Manager (History, Routine, Disposition, Medical suite, Documents, Notes)

Applications: Adopter, Foster, Volunteer. Relate Pets w/People in 1 Click

Donations: Full Donor Management Suite

Reports: Query 2,000+ fields, download as CSV, search, filter, pre-built state reports & Shelter Animals Count Report

Website: Professional design, View on phone

Integrations: Petfinder, Adopt-a-Pet, Found Animals, Social Media, PayPal, More

I'd love to discuss it with you. You can call me at 310.918.1974 or email me at laurie@buzzgroupinc.com

Laurie Paquette

Founder | Buzz to the Rescues

Jumping in late on this thread - adding another option for anyone searching.

Furball Rescue (furballrescue.com) is a cloud-based rescue management system built specifically for foster-based rescues. Browser-based, works on any device, multi-tenant SaaS with each organization getting their own isolated database (no cross-contamination with other orgs' data).

A few things rescues specifically asked for that we built and most competitors don't have:

• Foster portal with full medical visibility - fosters log in and see their animals' complete medical timelines (vaccines, tests, meds, scheduled tasks), add care notes, update photos. Most "foster portals" in other systems hide the medical info.
• Public intake request queue - a public-facing form anyone can use to report a stray/surrender, with urgency levels, triage workflow, and one-click conversion to an animal record. No other system captures the moment before intake.
• Organizations as fosters - foster placements can go to kennels or boarding facilities, not just individuals. Important for breed rescues with partner facilities.
• Foster matching with workload awareness - scores available fosters on size/age/medical compatibility AND flags fosters who need a break (consecutive placements, recent difficulty). Deterministic and transparent - you can see exactly why a foster scored the way they did.
• Medical protocol templates - define "Puppy Protocol" or "Adult Intake" once, apply to any animal, all scheduled events auto-generate.
• Adopter interest registry - prospective adopters register preferences; system automatically notifies them when matching animals become available.
• Configurable dashboard staleness alerts - surfaces applications pending review, animals with stale photos, overdue medical tasks, stalled pipeline items, etc. Thresholds per-org.
• Configurable terminology - can rebrand "dog" to "rabbit" or "cat" everywhere without code changes. The admin controls labels, activity types, custom fields.
• Full database export - your data is always yours. Built from the start with portability in mind because rescues told us migration between platforms is painful industry-wide.
• Transactional email outbox - every email sent is visible, auditable, and resendable. If something didn't get delivered, you'll know.
• 14 grant-ready reports including Live Release Rate with prior-year comparison, Expense vs. Outcome (cost-per-adoption), and Return Analysis.

Free demo site available at furballrescue.com.  

Also related to this discussion: we recently launched Furball Registry (furballregistry.com) as a separate free service - an open medical records registry keyed by microchip number, where any rescue, vet, or shelter can share an animal's medical history. It's complementary to whatever management system a rescue uses, with an open API for integration. I posted about it on the "Creating a Foster-Centric Medical Clinic" thread and had some good conversations there.

Happy to chat with anyone evaluating options - dave@furballrescue.com.

Dave Charlton
Really Small LLC / Furball Rescue

Jumping in even later than Dave, and from a totally different angle.

Most of this thread is about rescue management software, which organizations absolutely need. But I want to name something the thread has not touched: every system mentioned here manages animals after they have already entered the system. Intake, foster, medical, adoption, reports. All downstream.

At Animal-Angels Foundation we are building the layer upstream of all of it. It is called the Animal Welfare Resource Network (AWRN), and it is not a rescue management platform. It is a shared prevention infrastructure that connects shelters, rescues, vets, landlords, and community partners so that the cases that should never have become intakes never do. Pet Help Desk triage, Bridge crisis support, bidirectional lost and found matching, Pet Resume, landlord partnerships, Crisis Radar. We do not replace Shelterluv, Buzz, AnimalsFirst, Furball Rescue, or any of the other tools in this thread. We feed data upstream of them so they see fewer preventable intakes.

We are also building a registry federation layer that queries multiple microchip registries in parallel (starting with Dave's furballregistry) so that when a partner runs a stray intake or a lost alert, they get one unified answer instead of checking five places. Complementary to every platform above, competitive with none of them.

If prevention-first infrastructure is something your organization is thinking about, or if you want to plug your existing management software into a shared network that reduces your intake pressure, I would love to talk. bjadkins@animal-angels.org or animal-angelsfoundation.org.

We keep families together. Most pet surrender begins before the shelter.

BJ

Jumping in late on this thread - adding another option for anyone searching.

Furball Rescue (furballrescue.com) is a cloud-based rescue management system built specifically for foster-based rescues. Browser-based, works on any device, multi-tenant SaaS with each organization getting their own isolated database (no cross-contamination with other orgs' data).

A few things rescues specifically asked for that we built and most competitors don't have:

• Foster portal with full medical visibility - fosters log in and see their animals' complete medical timelines (vaccines, tests, meds, scheduled tasks), add care notes, update photos. Most "foster portals" in other systems hide the medical info.
• Public intake request queue - a public-facing form anyone can use to report a stray/surrender, with urgency levels, triage workflow, and one-click conversion to an animal record. No other system captures the moment before intake.
• Organizations as fosters - foster placements can go to kennels or boarding facilities, not just individuals. Important for breed rescues with partner facilities.
• Foster matching with workload awareness - scores available fosters on size/age/medical compatibility AND flags fosters who need a break (consecutive placements, recent difficulty). Deterministic and transparent - you can see exactly why a foster scored the way they did.
• Medical protocol templates - define "Puppy Protocol" or "Adult Intake" once, apply to any animal, all scheduled events auto-generate.
• Adopter interest registry - prospective adopters register preferences; system automatically notifies them when matching animals become available.
• Configurable dashboard staleness alerts - surfaces applications pending review, animals with stale photos, overdue medical tasks, stalled pipeline items, etc. Thresholds per-org.
• Configurable terminology - can rebrand "dog" to "rabbit" or "cat" everywhere without code changes. The admin controls labels, activity types, custom fields.
• Full database export - your data is always yours. Built from the start with portability in mind because rescues told us migration between platforms is painful industry-wide.
• Transactional email outbox - every email sent is visible, auditable, and resendable. If something didn't get delivered, you'll know.
• 14 grant-ready reports including Live Release Rate with prior-year comparison, Expense vs. Outcome (cost-per-adoption), and Return Analysis.

Free demo site available at furballrescue.com.  

Also related to this discussion: we recently launched Furball Registry (furballregistry.com) as a separate free service - an open medical records registry keyed by microchip number, where any rescue, vet, or shelter can share an animal's medical history. It's complementary to whatever management system a rescue uses, with an open API for integration. I posted about it on the "Creating a Foster-Centric Medical Clinic" thread and had some good conversations there.

Happy to chat with anyone evaluating options - dave@furballrescue.com.

Dave Charlton
Really Small LLC / Furball Rescue

BJ, this is exactly the right framing - better than I'd have articulated it myself. Rescue management software (Furball Rescue included) takes care of animals once they're already in the system. AWRN is working on the much harder problem of the animals who shouldn't have had to enter one at all, and the hand-off moments between organizations where animals fall through the cracks today. Prevention-layer infrastructure is something the field badly needs.

The registry I mentioned on the other thread (furballregistry.com) was built with the same instinct from a different angle - a free, chip-keyed lookup that works anywhere, so an animal's medical history can follow them regardless of which management system a rescue runs. I'd welcome being one of the nodes in the federation layer you're describing. Strongly agree the ecosystem is better when downstream tools feed and draw from shared upstream infrastructure rather than each trying to own the whole stack individually.

Grateful you're building this.

Dave

Jumping in even later than Dave, and from a totally different angle.

Most of this thread is about rescue management software, which organizations absolutely need. But I want to name something the thread has not touched: every system mentioned here manages animals after they have already entered the system. Intake, foster, medical, adoption, reports. All downstream.

At Animal-Angels Foundation we are building the layer upstream of all of it. It is called the Animal Welfare Resource Network (AWRN), and it is not a rescue management platform. It is a shared prevention infrastructure that connects shelters, rescues, vets, landlords, and community partners so that the cases that should never have become intakes never do. Pet Help Desk triage, Bridge crisis support, bidirectional lost and found matching, Pet Resume, landlord partnerships, Crisis Radar. We do not replace Shelterluv, Buzz, AnimalsFirst, Furball Rescue, or any of the other tools in this thread. We feed data upstream of them so they see fewer preventable intakes.

We are also building a registry federation layer that queries multiple microchip registries in parallel (starting with Dave's furballregistry) so that when a partner runs a stray intake or a lost alert, they get one unified answer instead of checking five places. Complementary to every platform above, competitive with none of them.

If prevention-first infrastructure is something your organization is thinking about, or if you want to plug your existing management software into a shared network that reduces your intake pressure, I would love to talk. bjadkins@animal-angels.org or animal-angelsfoundation.org.

We keep families together. Most pet surrender begins before the shelter.

BJ

Jumping in late on this thread - adding another option for anyone searching.

Furball Rescue (furballrescue.com) is a cloud-based rescue management system built specifically for foster-based rescues. Browser-based, works on any device, multi-tenant SaaS with each organization getting their own isolated database (no cross-contamination with other orgs' data).

A few things rescues specifically asked for that we built and most competitors don't have:

• Foster portal with full medical visibility - fosters log in and see their animals' complete medical timelines (vaccines, tests, meds, scheduled tasks), add care notes, update photos. Most "foster portals" in other systems hide the medical info.
• Public intake request queue - a public-facing form anyone can use to report a stray/surrender, with urgency levels, triage workflow, and one-click conversion to an animal record. No other system captures the moment before intake.
• Organizations as fosters - foster placements can go to kennels or boarding facilities, not just individuals. Important for breed rescues with partner facilities.
• Foster matching with workload awareness - scores available fosters on size/age/medical compatibility AND flags fosters who need a break (consecutive placements, recent difficulty). Deterministic and transparent - you can see exactly why a foster scored the way they did.
• Medical protocol templates - define "Puppy Protocol" or "Adult Intake" once, apply to any animal, all scheduled events auto-generate.
• Adopter interest registry - prospective adopters register preferences; system automatically notifies them when matching animals become available.
• Configurable dashboard staleness alerts - surfaces applications pending review, animals with stale photos, overdue medical tasks, stalled pipeline items, etc. Thresholds per-org.
• Configurable terminology - can rebrand "dog" to "rabbit" or "cat" everywhere without code changes. The admin controls labels, activity types, custom fields.
• Full database export - your data is always yours. Built from the start with portability in mind because rescues told us migration between platforms is painful industry-wide.
• Transactional email outbox - every email sent is visible, auditable, and resendable. If something didn't get delivered, you'll know.
• 14 grant-ready reports including Live Release Rate with prior-year comparison, Expense vs. Outcome (cost-per-adoption), and Return Analysis.

Free demo site available at furballrescue.com.  

Also related to this discussion: we recently launched Furball Registry (furballregistry.com) as a separate free service - an open medical records registry keyed by microchip number, where any rescue, vet, or shelter can share an animal's medical history. It's complementary to whatever management system a rescue uses, with an open API for integration. I posted about it on the "Creating a Foster-Centric Medical Clinic" thread and had some good conversations there.

Happy to chat with anyone evaluating options - dave@furballrescue.com.

Dave Charlton
Really Small LLC / Furball Rescue

Jumping in even later than Dave, and from a totally different angle.

Most of this thread is about rescue management software, which organizations absolutely need. But I want to name something the thread has not touched: every system mentioned here manages animals after they have already entered the system. Intake, foster, medical, adoption, reports. All downstream.

At Animal-Angels Foundation we are building the layer upstream of all of it. It is called the Animal Welfare Resource Network (AWRN), and it is not a rescue management platform. It is a shared prevention infrastructure that connects shelters, rescues, vets, landlords, and community partners so that the cases that should never have become intakes never do. Pet Help Desk triage, Bridge crisis support, bidirectional lost and found matching, Pet Resume, landlord partnerships, Crisis Radar. We do not replace Shelterluv, Buzz, AnimalsFirst, Furball Rescue, or any of the other tools in this thread. We feed data upstream of them so they see fewer preventable intakes.

We are also building a registry federation layer that queries multiple microchip registries in parallel (starting with Dave's furballregistry) so that when a partner runs a stray intake or a lost alert, they get one unified answer instead of checking five places. Complementary to every platform above, competitive with none of them.

If prevention-first infrastructure is something your organization is thinking about, or if you want to plug your existing management software into a shared network that reduces your intake pressure, I would love to talk. bjadkins@animal-angels.org or animal-angelsfoundation.org.

We keep families together. Most pet surrender begins before the shelter.

BJ

Jumping in late on this thread - adding another option for anyone searching.

Furball Rescue (furballrescue.com) is a cloud-based rescue management system built specifically for foster-based rescues. Browser-based, works on any device, multi-tenant SaaS with each organization getting their own isolated database (no cross-contamination with other orgs' data).

A few things rescues specifically asked for that we built and most competitors don't have:

• Foster portal with full medical visibility - fosters log in and see their animals' complete medical timelines (vaccines, tests, meds, scheduled tasks), add care notes, update photos. Most "foster portals" in other systems hide the medical info.
• Public intake request queue - a public-facing form anyone can use to report a stray/surrender, with urgency levels, triage workflow, and one-click conversion to an animal record. No other system captures the moment before intake.
• Organizations as fosters - foster placements can go to kennels or boarding facilities, not just individuals. Important for breed rescues with partner facilities.
• Foster matching with workload awareness - scores available fosters on size/age/medical compatibility AND flags fosters who need a break (consecutive placements, recent difficulty). Deterministic and transparent - you can see exactly why a foster scored the way they did.
• Medical protocol templates - define "Puppy Protocol" or "Adult Intake" once, apply to any animal, all scheduled events auto-generate.
• Adopter interest registry - prospective adopters register preferences; system automatically notifies them when matching animals become available.
• Configurable dashboard staleness alerts - surfaces applications pending review, animals with stale photos, overdue medical tasks, stalled pipeline items, etc. Thresholds per-org.
• Configurable terminology - can rebrand "dog" to "rabbit" or "cat" everywhere without code changes. The admin controls labels, activity types, custom fields.
• Full database export - your data is always yours. Built from the start with portability in mind because rescues told us migration between platforms is painful industry-wide.
• Transactional email outbox - every email sent is visible, auditable, and resendable. If something didn't get delivered, you'll know.
• 14 grant-ready reports including Live Release Rate with prior-year comparison, Expense vs. Outcome (cost-per-adoption), and Return Analysis.

Free demo site available at furballrescue.com.  

Also related to this discussion: we recently launched Furball Registry (furballregistry.com) as a separate free service - an open medical records registry keyed by microchip number, where any rescue, vet, or shelter can share an animal's medical history. It's complementary to whatever management system a rescue uses, with an open API for integration. I posted about it on the "Creating a Foster-Centric Medical Clinic" thread and had some good conversations there.

Happy to chat with anyone evaluating options - dave@furballrescue.com.

Dave Charlton
Really Small LLC / Furball Rescue

Good morning, BJ!

Once again, you amaze me.  

I am not a particularly tech person, so please forgive this if it is silly.  May I ask, what does "complementary" mean when you're talking about the listed platforms?  And we at OSC use Sparkie as our animal management tool.  Is the tool you discuss complementary in the same way to Sparkie?

Thank you for all you do!

Jumping in even later than Dave, and from a totally different angle.

Most of this thread is about rescue management software, which organizations absolutely need. But I want to name something the thread has not touched: every system mentioned here manages animals after they have already entered the system. Intake, foster, medical, adoption, reports. All downstream.

At Animal-Angels Foundation we are building the layer upstream of all of it. It is called the Animal Welfare Resource Network (AWRN), and it is not a rescue management platform. It is a shared prevention infrastructure that connects shelters, rescues, vets, landlords, and community partners so that the cases that should never have become intakes never do. Pet Help Desk triage, Bridge crisis support, bidirectional lost and found matching, Pet Resume, landlord partnerships, Crisis Radar. We do not replace Shelterluv, Buzz, AnimalsFirst, Furball Rescue, or any of the other tools in this thread. We feed data upstream of them so they see fewer preventable intakes.

We are also building a registry federation layer that queries multiple microchip registries in parallel (starting with Dave's furballregistry) so that when a partner runs a stray intake or a lost alert, they get one unified answer instead of checking five places. Complementary to every platform above, competitive with none of them.

If prevention-first infrastructure is something your organization is thinking about, or if you want to plug your existing management software into a shared network that reduces your intake pressure, I would love to talk. bjadkins@animal-angels.org or animal-angelsfoundation.org.

We keep families together. Most pet surrender begins before the shelter.

BJ

Jumping in late on this thread - adding another option for anyone searching.

Furball Rescue (furballrescue.com) is a cloud-based rescue management system built specifically for foster-based rescues. Browser-based, works on any device, multi-tenant SaaS with each organization getting their own isolated database (no cross-contamination with other orgs' data).

A few things rescues specifically asked for that we built and most competitors don't have:

• Foster portal with full medical visibility - fosters log in and see their animals' complete medical timelines (vaccines, tests, meds, scheduled tasks), add care notes, update photos. Most "foster portals" in other systems hide the medical info.
• Public intake request queue - a public-facing form anyone can use to report a stray/surrender, with urgency levels, triage workflow, and one-click conversion to an animal record. No other system captures the moment before intake.
• Organizations as fosters - foster placements can go to kennels or boarding facilities, not just individuals. Important for breed rescues with partner facilities.
• Foster matching with workload awareness - scores available fosters on size/age/medical compatibility AND flags fosters who need a break (consecutive placements, recent difficulty). Deterministic and transparent - you can see exactly why a foster scored the way they did.
• Medical protocol templates - define "Puppy Protocol" or "Adult Intake" once, apply to any animal, all scheduled events auto-generate.
• Adopter interest registry - prospective adopters register preferences; system automatically notifies them when matching animals become available.
• Configurable dashboard staleness alerts - surfaces applications pending review, animals with stale photos, overdue medical tasks, stalled pipeline items, etc. Thresholds per-org.
• Configurable terminology - can rebrand "dog" to "rabbit" or "cat" everywhere without code changes. The admin controls labels, activity types, custom fields.
• Full database export - your data is always yours. Built from the start with portability in mind because rescues told us migration between platforms is painful industry-wide.
• Transactional email outbox - every email sent is visible, auditable, and resendable. If something didn't get delivered, you'll know.
• 14 grant-ready reports including Live Release Rate with prior-year comparison, Expense vs. Outcome (cost-per-adoption), and Return Analysis.

Free demo site available at furballrescue.com.  

Also related to this discussion: we recently launched Furball Registry (furballregistry.com) as a separate free service - an open medical records registry keyed by microchip number, where any rescue, vet, or shelter can share an animal's medical history. It's complementary to whatever management system a rescue uses, with an open API for integration. I posted about it on the "Creating a Foster-Centric Medical Clinic" thread and had some good conversations there.

Happy to chat with anyone evaluating options - dave@furballrescue.com.

Dave Charlton
Really Small LLC / Furball Rescue

Jumping in late on this thread - adding another option for anyone searching.

Furball Rescue (furballrescue.com) is a cloud-based rescue management system built specifically for foster-based rescues. Browser-based, works on any device, multi-tenant SaaS with each organization getting their own isolated database (no cross-contamination with other orgs' data).

A few things rescues specifically asked for that we built and most competitors don't have:

• Foster portal with full medical visibility - fosters log in and see their animals' complete medical timelines (vaccines, tests, meds, scheduled tasks), add care notes, update photos. Most "foster portals" in other systems hide the medical info.
• Public intake request queue - a public-facing form anyone can use to report a stray/surrender, with urgency levels, triage workflow, and one-click conversion to an animal record. No other system captures the moment before intake.
• Organizations as fosters - foster placements can go to kennels or boarding facilities, not just individuals. Important for breed rescues with partner facilities.
• Foster matching with workload awareness - scores available fosters on size/age/medical compatibility AND flags fosters who need a break (consecutive placements, recent difficulty). Deterministic and transparent - you can see exactly why a foster scored the way they did.
• Medical protocol templates - define "Puppy Protocol" or "Adult Intake" once, apply to any animal, all scheduled events auto-generate.
• Adopter interest registry - prospective adopters register preferences; system automatically notifies them when matching animals become available.
• Configurable dashboard staleness alerts - surfaces applications pending review, animals with stale photos, overdue medical tasks, stalled pipeline items, etc. Thresholds per-org.
• Configurable terminology - can rebrand "dog" to "rabbit" or "cat" everywhere without code changes. The admin controls labels, activity types, custom fields.
• Full database export - your data is always yours. Built from the start with portability in mind because rescues told us migration between platforms is painful industry-wide.
• Transactional email outbox - every email sent is visible, auditable, and resendable. If something didn't get delivered, you'll know.
• 14 grant-ready reports including Live Release Rate with prior-year comparison, Expense vs. Outcome (cost-per-adoption), and Return Analysis.

Free demo site available at furballrescue.com.  

Also related to this discussion: we recently launched Furball Registry (furballregistry.com) as a separate free service - an open medical records registry keyed by microchip number, where any rescue, vet, or shelter can share an animal's medical history. It's complementary to whatever management system a rescue uses, with an open API for integration. I posted about it on the "Creating a Foster-Centric Medical Clinic" thread and had some good conversations there.

Happy to chat with anyone evaluating options - dave@furballrescue.com.

Dave Charlton
Really Small LLC / Furball Rescue

Holly - My team and I would be happy to give you a demo of GetBuddy.  It's free, and it's currently the fastest-growing rescue management system in the U.S.
How we differentiate: 
•    Free forever: No hidden costs and volume-based restrictions
•    Post once, publish everywhere: send your pet data to your own website, GetBuddy.com, Petfinder, and Adopt a Pet 
•    Unified application inbox: keep every application in one organized place so your team stays aligned and responsive 
•    Foster portal with full medical visibility: fosters can log in, see medical history, add care notes, and update photos 
•    Medical and vaccination tracking:store unlimited documentation and setup  vaccine schedule reminders
•    Adopter support post adoption: GetBuddy Includes a free virtual care system that helps new adopters with any types of questions around behavior, training, and health for their pets. This drives down time that the rescue needs to spend answering questions, as well as lowers return rates.  
•    Full database export: your data stays yours 
•    Modern, mobile-friendly system: built to reduce busywork and help teams move faster 

We built GetBuddy Pro because we believe good rescue software should not be a luxury product. Rescues and shelters should be able to access powerful tools without subscriptions, surprise fees, or paying more as they grow. The goal is simple: save time, reduce duplicate work, and let teams spend more time helping animals and people.
If anyone here is comparing systems, I'd be happy to show how it works – feel free to email me at ceo@getbuddy.com. 

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Ryan Howard
Founder, GetBuddy.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryanhoward/
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