Animal Welfare Professionals

The Maddies Fund team is trying to learn about AI, and more importantly how it could help the rate of adoption. We are curious at how you use AI at home or at work on a daily basis. If people have any other ideas please don't be shy to comment. 

The Maddies Fund team is trying to learn about AI, and more importantly how it could help the rate of adoption. We are curious at how you use AI at home or at work on a daily basis. If people have any other ideas please don't be shy to comment. 

The Maddies Fund team is trying to learn about AI, and more importantly how it could help the rate of adoption. We are curious at how you use AI at home or at work on a daily basis. If people have any other ideas please don't be shy to comment. 

Hey Ian. 

At Doobert, we developed the world's first chatbot that answers questions based solely on YOUR website.  It's free, and once installed, it scans your pages and then can answer any question like "What are your hours?" or "How can I adopt a dog?" or "Can I be a foster?".  It's powered by OpenAI, and we've even got a premium version that can communicate in multiple languages, so if a shelter's community is multi-lingual, it's got you covered.  

We're adding more logic so it can help people match with their perfect pet and so that shelters can upload external content like foster manuals or other information.  The possibilities are endless since it only knows what each organization tells it.  People can see it at our Doobert booth at the Expo.

In my "day" job, I'm the VP of Digital at a large company, and my team is developing AI chatbots that consume volumes of data and make it easy to answer questions (think volumes of safety manuals or instructions).

We're also developing prediction models that compare market sentiment (e.g., news and social media) with stock and commodity pricing to predict where prices are going. Further, we're using AI with augmented reality and machine learning to use real-time camera imagery to notice someone is not wearing the proper safety gear and then proactively alert someone.

I'd be happy to chat with you or develop a working group of interested people who want to learn and brainstorm how we can revolutionize animal welfare.  

The Maddies Fund team is trying to learn about AI, and more importantly how it could help the rate of adoption. We are curious at how you use AI at home or at work on a daily basis. If people have any other ideas please don't be shy to comment. 

Thanks Chris. I would love to join a working group for AI brainstorming. I'm wondering if Doobert could be helpful for those of us who do not have our own websites. We use Facebook/IG, and ShelterLuv to auto upload to PetFinder and Chewys to advertise our pets. We gets lots of email contacts through PetFinder and Chewys and it would be great if we could auto respond with actual answers instead of just a standard response. I think there are lots of us who don't have money or time to also maintain a separate website so it could be quite helpful. 

Hey Ian. 

At Doobert, we developed the world's first chatbot that answers questions based solely on YOUR website.  It's free, and once installed, it scans your pages and then can answer any question like "What are your hours?" or "How can I adopt a dog?" or "Can I be a foster?".  It's powered by OpenAI, and we've even got a premium version that can communicate in multiple languages, so if a shelter's community is multi-lingual, it's got you covered.  

We're adding more logic so it can help people match with their perfect pet and so that shelters can upload external content like foster manuals or other information.  The possibilities are endless since it only knows what each organization tells it.  People can see it at our Doobert booth at the Expo.

In my "day" job, I'm the VP of Digital at a large company, and my team is developing AI chatbots that consume volumes of data and make it easy to answer questions (think volumes of safety manuals or instructions).

We're also developing prediction models that compare market sentiment (e.g., news and social media) with stock and commodity pricing to predict where prices are going. Further, we're using AI with augmented reality and machine learning to use real-time camera imagery to notice someone is not wearing the proper safety gear and then proactively alert someone.

I'd be happy to chat with you or develop a working group of interested people who want to learn and brainstorm how we can revolutionize animal welfare.  

The Maddies Fund team is trying to learn about AI, and more importantly how it could help the rate of adoption. We are curious at how you use AI at home or at work on a daily basis. If people have any other ideas please don't be shy to comment. 

Hi Renee.  Absolutely.  Doobert has a free tier because we always believe in supporting those passionate about saving animals.  Our Case Management technology supports all kinds of unique animal rescue programs like rehoming, food bank programs, shelter diversion, and of course fostering.  And our ambassador pages are unique in that they allow fosters to post videos and photos Instagram-style so potential adopters have the latest pictures and information.  

You can book a free demo with us here and we'd be happy to show you more: https://calendly.com/doobert-kimberly/demos?month=2024-05

Thanks Chris. I would love to join a working group for AI brainstorming. I'm wondering if Doobert could be helpful for those of us who do not have our own websites. We use Facebook/IG, and ShelterLuv to auto upload to PetFinder and Chewys to advertise our pets. We gets lots of email contacts through PetFinder and Chewys and it would be great if we could auto respond with actual answers instead of just a standard response. I think there are lots of us who don't have money or time to also maintain a separate website so it could be quite helpful. 

Hey Ian. 

At Doobert, we developed the world's first chatbot that answers questions based solely on YOUR website.  It's free, and once installed, it scans your pages and then can answer any question like "What are your hours?" or "How can I adopt a dog?" or "Can I be a foster?".  It's powered by OpenAI, and we've even got a premium version that can communicate in multiple languages, so if a shelter's community is multi-lingual, it's got you covered.  

We're adding more logic so it can help people match with their perfect pet and so that shelters can upload external content like foster manuals or other information.  The possibilities are endless since it only knows what each organization tells it.  People can see it at our Doobert booth at the Expo.

In my "day" job, I'm the VP of Digital at a large company, and my team is developing AI chatbots that consume volumes of data and make it easy to answer questions (think volumes of safety manuals or instructions).

We're also developing prediction models that compare market sentiment (e.g., news and social media) with stock and commodity pricing to predict where prices are going. Further, we're using AI with augmented reality and machine learning to use real-time camera imagery to notice someone is not wearing the proper safety gear and then proactively alert someone.

I'd be happy to chat with you or develop a working group of interested people who want to learn and brainstorm how we can revolutionize animal welfare.  

The Maddies Fund team is trying to learn about AI, and more importantly how it could help the rate of adoption. We are curious at how you use AI at home or at work on a daily basis. If people have any other ideas please don't be shy to comment. 

Hi Renee.  Absolutely.  Doobert has a free tier because we always believe in supporting those passionate about saving animals.  Our Case Management technology supports all kinds of unique animal rescue programs like rehoming, food bank programs, shelter diversion, and of course fostering.  And our ambassador pages are unique in that they allow fosters to post videos and photos Instagram-style so potential adopters have the latest pictures and information.  

You can book a free demo with us here and we'd be happy to show you more: https://calendly.com/doobert-kimberly/demos?month=2024-05

Thanks Chris. I would love to join a working group for AI brainstorming. I'm wondering if Doobert could be helpful for those of us who do not have our own websites. We use Facebook/IG, and ShelterLuv to auto upload to PetFinder and Chewys to advertise our pets. We gets lots of email contacts through PetFinder and Chewys and it would be great if we could auto respond with actual answers instead of just a standard response. I think there are lots of us who don't have money or time to also maintain a separate website so it could be quite helpful. 

Hey Ian. 

At Doobert, we developed the world's first chatbot that answers questions based solely on YOUR website.  It's free, and once installed, it scans your pages and then can answer any question like "What are your hours?" or "How can I adopt a dog?" or "Can I be a foster?".  It's powered by OpenAI, and we've even got a premium version that can communicate in multiple languages, so if a shelter's community is multi-lingual, it's got you covered.  

We're adding more logic so it can help people match with their perfect pet and so that shelters can upload external content like foster manuals or other information.  The possibilities are endless since it only knows what each organization tells it.  People can see it at our Doobert booth at the Expo.

In my "day" job, I'm the VP of Digital at a large company, and my team is developing AI chatbots that consume volumes of data and make it easy to answer questions (think volumes of safety manuals or instructions).

We're also developing prediction models that compare market sentiment (e.g., news and social media) with stock and commodity pricing to predict where prices are going. Further, we're using AI with augmented reality and machine learning to use real-time camera imagery to notice someone is not wearing the proper safety gear and then proactively alert someone.

I'd be happy to chat with you or develop a working group of interested people who want to learn and brainstorm how we can revolutionize animal welfare.  

The Maddies Fund team is trying to learn about AI, and more importantly how it could help the rate of adoption. We are curious at how you use AI at home or at work on a daily basis. If people have any other ideas please don't be shy to comment. 

I'm intrigued about this system as Garfield's Rescue is a 100%  volunteer workforce relying solely upon donations, fundraisers and grants for our income. Having enough volunteers to provide rescue, spay/neuter/vaccination, foster to adopt services for the 459+felines we service every year is challenging. Must we get your App to benefit from your AI assistance? Is there a charge?  Intake this time a year during "kitten season" is challenging. 

Hi Renee.  Absolutely.  Doobert has a free tier because we always believe in supporting those passionate about saving animals.  Our Case Management technology supports all kinds of unique animal rescue programs like rehoming, food bank programs, shelter diversion, and of course fostering.  And our ambassador pages are unique in that they allow fosters to post videos and photos Instagram-style so potential adopters have the latest pictures and information.  

You can book a free demo with us here and we'd be happy to show you more: https://calendly.com/doobert-kimberly/demos?month=2024-05

Thanks Chris. I would love to join a working group for AI brainstorming. I'm wondering if Doobert could be helpful for those of us who do not have our own websites. We use Facebook/IG, and ShelterLuv to auto upload to PetFinder and Chewys to advertise our pets. We gets lots of email contacts through PetFinder and Chewys and it would be great if we could auto respond with actual answers instead of just a standard response. I think there are lots of us who don't have money or time to also maintain a separate website so it could be quite helpful. 

Hey Ian. 

At Doobert, we developed the world's first chatbot that answers questions based solely on YOUR website.  It's free, and once installed, it scans your pages and then can answer any question like "What are your hours?" or "How can I adopt a dog?" or "Can I be a foster?".  It's powered by OpenAI, and we've even got a premium version that can communicate in multiple languages, so if a shelter's community is multi-lingual, it's got you covered.  

We're adding more logic so it can help people match with their perfect pet and so that shelters can upload external content like foster manuals or other information.  The possibilities are endless since it only knows what each organization tells it.  People can see it at our Doobert booth at the Expo.

In my "day" job, I'm the VP of Digital at a large company, and my team is developing AI chatbots that consume volumes of data and make it easy to answer questions (think volumes of safety manuals or instructions).

We're also developing prediction models that compare market sentiment (e.g., news and social media) with stock and commodity pricing to predict where prices are going. Further, we're using AI with augmented reality and machine learning to use real-time camera imagery to notice someone is not wearing the proper safety gear and then proactively alert someone.

I'd be happy to chat with you or develop a working group of interested people who want to learn and brainstorm how we can revolutionize animal welfare.  

The Maddies Fund team is trying to learn about AI, and more importantly how it could help the rate of adoption. We are curious at how you use AI at home or at work on a daily basis. If people have any other ideas please don't be shy to comment. 

Hey Ian. 

At Doobert, we developed the world's first chatbot that answers questions based solely on YOUR website.  It's free, and once installed, it scans your pages and then can answer any question like "What are your hours?" or "How can I adopt a dog?" or "Can I be a foster?".  It's powered by OpenAI, and we've even got a premium version that can communicate in multiple languages, so if a shelter's community is multi-lingual, it's got you covered.  

We're adding more logic so it can help people match with their perfect pet and so that shelters can upload external content like foster manuals or other information.  The possibilities are endless since it only knows what each organization tells it.  People can see it at our Doobert booth at the Expo.

In my "day" job, I'm the VP of Digital at a large company, and my team is developing AI chatbots that consume volumes of data and make it easy to answer questions (think volumes of safety manuals or instructions).

We're also developing prediction models that compare market sentiment (e.g., news and social media) with stock and commodity pricing to predict where prices are going. Further, we're using AI with augmented reality and machine learning to use real-time camera imagery to notice someone is not wearing the proper safety gear and then proactively alert someone.

I'd be happy to chat with you or develop a working group of interested people who want to learn and brainstorm how we can revolutionize animal welfare.  

The Maddies Fund team is trying to learn about AI, and more importantly how it could help the rate of adoption. We are curious at how you use AI at home or at work on a daily basis. If people have any other ideas please don't be shy to comment. 

The Maddies Fund team is trying to learn about AI, and more importantly how it could help the rate of adoption. We are curious at how you use AI at home or at work on a daily basis. If people have any other ideas please don't be shy to comment. 

The Maddies Fund team is trying to learn about AI, and more importantly how it could help the rate of adoption. We are curious at how you use AI at home or at work on a daily basis. If people have any other ideas please don't be shy to comment. 

The Maddies Fund team is trying to learn about AI, and more importantly how it could help the rate of adoption. We are curious at how you use AI at home or at work on a daily basis. If people have any other ideas please don't be shy to comment. 

The Maddies Fund team is trying to learn about AI, and more importantly how it could help the rate of adoption. We are curious at how you use AI at home or at work on a daily basis. If people have any other ideas please don't be shy to comment. 

The Maddies Fund team is trying to learn about AI, and more importantly how it could help the rate of adoption. We are curious at how you use AI at home or at work on a daily basis. If people have any other ideas please don't be shy to comment. 

I primarily use AI to help write adoption bios - it's great, for example, when you are posting a bunch of hyper puppies and want to have their bios different from one another. I somewhat use Pet Smart's bio writer AI, but it usually adds a fake "background story" for the pet and I honestly really dislike that. I usually only get a sentence or two from it to start me out.  But here's the link if someone wants to try it:  https://rescuewriter.ai/ 

I also use ChatGPT to help me come up with names for events/promos./etc, catchy taglines, closing statements, and so on. It can be nice when you feel burned out on that kind of stuff! For example, I try to plan a monthly "Dine to Donate" event for us and it can get repetitive trying to make cute promos for each. 

The Maddies Fund team is trying to learn about AI, and more importantly how it could help the rate of adoption. We are curious at how you use AI at home or at work on a daily basis. If people have any other ideas please don't be shy to comment. 

The Maddies Fund team is trying to learn about AI, and more importantly how it could help the rate of adoption. We are curious at how you use AI at home or at work on a daily basis. If people have any other ideas please don't be shy to comment. 

We use AI, like most everyone here, to write bios  However, sometimes we use it when we are writing grants too.  We are a very small volunteer run rescue and writing skills aren't our strong suit.  Sometimes there is a paragraph that just sounds clunky, so getting the paragraph paraphrased helps make it more articulate.

The Maddies Fund team is trying to learn about AI, and more importantly how it could help the rate of adoption. We are curious at how you use AI at home or at work on a daily basis. If people have any other ideas please don't be shy to comment.