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 ListsStop losing animals in spreadsheets.
Whether 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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Everything you need to run a rescue
One profile per animal, whatever the species
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.
- Default and custom animal types
- Fields configured by animal type
- Photos and identifying details
- Search by name or microchip number
Keep medical information with the animal
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.
- Medication courses and doses
- Follow-up tasks
- Veterinary documents and notes
- Expenses linked to animals
See who is fostering each animal
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.
- Active and completed placements
- Placement start dates
- History on the animal record
- Carer contact details
From arrival to adoption, with records attached
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.
- Intake and outcome records
- Adoption status
- Adopter contacts
- Attached contracts
Map colonies and organise their records
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.
- Location maps
- Individual cat records
- Population history by location
- Feeding records
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Keep income and expenses organised
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.
- Income and expenses
- Donor and sponsor records
- Receipts and invoices
- Reports and CSV exports
Keep related information together
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.
Give each task an assignee and due date
Assign feeding, cleaning, veterinary visits and follow-ups to team members. Add a repeat schedule for regular jobs.
Tasks
Find documents with the relevant record
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
Review arrivals, departures and trends
Record why animals enter and leave care. Use the available summaries to review intake and outcome trends over time.
Intake/Outcome Tracking
Shared records with controlled access
Choose which areas staff and volunteers can view or update. Use the activity log to review recorded actions and changes.
User ManagementBuilt for rescues of every size
Shelters, TNR programmes and foster-based rescues. Pawsies scales with you.
Shelters & Sanctuaries
Manage animal records, daily care and movements from arrival through long-term care or adoption.
Intake/Outcome Tracking
TNR Programmes
Map colonies, record neuter and ear-tip status, and review population changes over time.
Locations
Foster-Based Rescues
Track placements with carers, keep care information together and record adoption status.
Foster TrackingThe whole system, at a glance
From the first intake form to the year-end report, with the colonies, the fosters, the paperwork and the vet bills in between.
Animals & Care
Animal Tracking Records, photos, sightings & history Feedings Feeding rounds and meal history Medications Medication schedules and recorded doses Foster Tracking Placements, carers & historyPlaces & Records
Locations Locations, maps and assigned animals Animal Lists Manual groups and automatic animal lists Intake/Outcome Tracking Arrival and departure records Documents Files linked to relevant recordsGive your team a shared place to work
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.
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