PawAlert: Rescue Alerts Nearby

PawAlert turns your phone into a rescue lifeline for street animals. See a hurt dog, an injured cat, or an animal in distress? Snap a photo, drop a pin, and nearby volunteers are alerted in real time. From "on the way" to "safe at the vet" — the whole rescue unfolds live, in your hand. Join a growing community of spotters, volunteers, and NGOs building the fastest animal rescue network in your neighborhood. WHAT MAKES PAWALERT DIFFERENT Real-time. Not a form. Not a hotline. • Reports reach volunteers in seconds — not days • Watch the rescue happen live, from accept to safe • Get notified the moment someone steps up for your animal Built for everyone. • Free, forever — no subscriptions, no ads • Works on any iPhone, even offline (drafts sync when reconnected) • Supports solo rescuers, NGO volunteers, and animal welfare groups FOR SPOTTERS — Anyone who walks past an animal in need • Report in under 30 seconds: photo, location, severity • Add a landmark or voice note to guide the volunteer • Track the rescue live — see who accepted, where they are, when the animal is safe • Keep a record of every animal you've helped FOR VOLUNTEERS — Respond when your neighborhood needs you • Live map of nearby reports, sorted by distance and urgency • One-tap accept — spotter is instantly notified help is coming • Walking directions built in • Mark rescued with a proof photo • Earn tiers as you help: First Responder → Good Samaritan → Rescue Hero → Guardian Angel WHY IT MATTERS For every injured animal on a street corner, minutes matter. PawAlert shrinks the gap between "someone should help" and "help is on the way" to a single tap. Dog lovers. Cat lovers. Veterinarians. Shelter workers. NGO volunteers. Anyone who's ever wished they could do something when they walked past a hurt animal — this app is for you. PRIVACY & SAFETY • Your exact location is only shared with the volunteer who accepts your rescue • Photos and personal details are never shown publicly • No ads, no tracking, no data sold Every rescue starts with someone deciding not to look away. Make that decision the easiest part. Questions or feedback? [email protected]