Lists that update automatically
Choose conditions such as Cat and Neutered: No. The list includes animals whose records match, and updates as those records change.
Animal ListsWhether you’re a volunteer-run rescue or a shelter processing hundreds of animals a year, Pawsies replaces the scattered spreadsheets, group chats and paper files with one record per animal: searchable, current, and still complete after the person who wrote it moves on.
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Cats, dogs, rabbits, birds and wildlife are ready to use. Add other animal types and configure fields for each one. Keep identification, photos, care information and history together in the animal’s profile.
Record prescribed medication schedules, log doses and attach veterinary documents to the animal’s record. Add tasks for follow-up appointments so the team can see what needs to happen next.
A foster placement links the animal to its carer, with a start date and notes. Review active placements and past stays, and find the carer’s contact details when you need to get in touch.
Record an animal’s arrival, update its adoption status and link its adopter. Keep contracts with the relevant records and add an outcome when the animal leaves care.
Create a location for each colony and assign its cats. Record neuter and ear-tip status, log feeding rounds and use the location’s animal list to plan the next visit.
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Record payments and donations, and link expenses to animals, locations or contacts. Attach receipts and use the available summaries and exports when preparing financial reports.
Link care tasks, documents and expenses to the animal they concern. Your team can find related information from its record and use the wider lists to organise work.
Choose conditions such as Cat and Neutered: No. The list includes animals whose records match, and updates as those records change.
Animal Lists
Assign feeding, cleaning, veterinary visits and follow-ups to team members. Add a repeat schedule for regular jobs.
Tasks
Attach contracts, test results and veterinary notes to animal records. A document can also link to other supported records, such as a contact or expense.
Documents
Record why animals enter and leave care. Use the available summaries to review intake and outcome trends over time.
Intake/Outcome Tracking
Choose which areas staff and volunteers can view or update. Use the activity log to review recorded actions and changes.
User ManagementShelters, TNR programmes and foster-based rescues. Pawsies scales with you.
Manage animal records, daily care and movements from arrival through long-term care or adoption.
Intake/Outcome Tracking
Map colonies, record neuter and ear-tip status, and review population changes over time.
Locations
Track placements with carers, keep care information together and record adoption status.
Foster TrackingFrom the first intake form to the year-end report, with the colonies, the fosters, the paperwork and the vet bills in between.
Bring animal records, care activity and supporting documents into one organisation. Team members can sign in from a computer or phone to find information and record their work.
The October pause on black cat adoptions guards against an adopter nobody has documented, and it costs the slowest-moving cats in the building a month at the worst time of year. The usual rebuttal overstates black cat bias too. Drop the pause, drop the Halloween discount, and spend the effort on the photographs.
A UK rescue may reimburse a volunteer for costs actually incurred and almost nothing beyond that. Section 44 of the National Minimum Wage Act 1998 is the provision doing the work, and a flat weekly payment to a regular foster carer is the most common way a small group falls outside it.
General"Most foster agreements spend three pages on feeding and leash rules and one sentence on who owns the animal. That is the wrong ratio. Here is a ten-clause agreement you can copy, and the argument for why the care rules should be taken out of it entirely."
Shelters, foster networks and animal welfare organisations around the world are joining Pawsies.
A shared love for animals