Mobile & Field Use: Pet Friend on a Phone

Pet Friend was built to leave the desk behind. This is the very same software — running on a phone.

Here's your dashboard, on a phone. The same numbers, the same alerts, just laid out for a smaller screen. Nothing to install, nothing to learn twice — you sign in with the browser that's already on the device.

Your whole shelter is behind this one button. Tap it, and there's everything — animals, care, adoptions, officers, people, and tasks.

This is the Animal Manager, in your hand. Every animal with their photo, their status, and their kennel — and a search box that finds a pet by name, breed, or microchip in a couple of taps.

The counts sit right at the top, so you can see how many dogs, how many cats, and how many are ready for adoption, without scrolling at all.

Tap any animal, and their whole record opens — medical history, care logs, photos, and documents. That's the same complete record your team sees back at the shelter.

Now, out in the field. A stray becomes a proper record in a couple of minutes — you start a new intake right from here.

You take the photo with the phone you're already holding.

And then the A.I. assistant does the typing. It looks at your photo and suggests the species, the breed, the color, and more — which beats thumb-typing a form while you're kneeling in a ditch.

On your kennel rounds, the daily care list comes with you. Fed, walked, medication given — you tap it at the kennel door, as you go, instead of scribbling on a clipboard and typing it up later.

And at an offsite adoption event, you can finish the whole adoption on a phone or a tablet. The contract fills itself in, the adopter signs on the screen with a finger, and the signed PDF lands on the animal's record before they've even reached the car.

Everything you've just seen runs in any modern browser, on any device — phone, tablet, laptop, or desktop. And if you'd rather have an icon on your home screen, Pet Friend is on the Apple App Store, and on Google Play.