Pet Patrol HQ Pet PatrolHQ

Free for verified rescue groups

More hands on the street. Fewer cases sitting unread.

Pet Patrol HQ routes injured-pet reports to NGOs who can actually move. Adoptions, events, and a public listing — so donors, volunteers, and pet parents find you without a WhatsApp maze.

Rescue volunteers with Indie dogs in a courtyard
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Monthly fee to join

Live

Rescue reports in your city

Public

Adoptions people can actually find

Built for the field

The desk that used to be ten group chats.

Rescue dispatch

Reports land in your queue. Accept, assign, mark on the way, close the case. Citizens see the status instead of guessing.

Adoptions that travel

List pets once. Pet parents browse, apply, and message you. No flyer that dies in a forward chain.

Events & community

Vaccination drives, adoption days, volunteer calls — on a public calendar next to your verified badge.

The field, not the brochure

A report should move a van — not a group chat.

Citizens pin the animal. Your team accepts, marks on the way, and closes the case. Donors see throughput. Volunteers see a shift they can actually join.

  • Ambulance / pickup queue

    Live cases, not forwarded photos. Status the public can follow without calling you twice.

  • Volunteers who show up

    Events and drives listed next to your badge — so help arrives as people, not as “can anyone go?”

  • Proof for donors

    Reports closed, pets listed, events run. A trail investors and grant writers can actually read.

NGO volunteers moving an Indie dog toward a rescue van
Volunteer sharing water with an Indie dog on temple steps

Why NGOs stay

You keep the mission. We keep the routing.

  • Verified public listing

    Pet parents and donors search Find NGOs. A badge that means someone reviewed you.

  • Team logins

    Field staff pick up cases without sharing the founder’s password.

  • Clinic network next door

    When a case needs a vet, the same headquarters already has verified clinics.

For pet parents & investors

A map of groups who show up.

If you found a hurt animal, you should not have to guess which number still works. If you fund rescue, you should see throughput — reports closed, pets listed, events run — not a PDF once a year.

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Adoption conversation with a calm Indie dog

Straight answers

What coordinators ask before they join.

How do NGOs join?

Register with organisation details. After verification you appear in the directory and can take rescue reports, list adoptions, and post events.

Is it free?

Yes. No monthly fee for NGOs and shelters. Emergency alerts, adoption listings, and the rescue network are included.

How do adoptions work?

You list the pet. Seekers browse and apply. You still screen, home-check, and decide — the platform only makes you findable.

The next report should not wait on a forwarded message.

Join verified NGOs on Pet Patrol HQ. Approval is human. The listing is yours.