Association portal
The shelter, organised. The animals in front of people who want to adopt.
Keep every shelter animal's health on record, publish the ones looking for a home in the adoption directory and receive the applications. Here, an association has no score.
Try it
See what Breed Radar can do for your shelter.
Explore Breed Radar from the inside. Try a demonstration association account, which uses invented data. No animal or person in it is real.
We email you the link to the demo. This does not create an account.
What you will find
- Shelter and listed animalsDogs and cats, some already listed for adoption.
- Applications already filled inThe answers of people who want to adopt, to read.
- Conversations with applicantsThe messages with people who applied, in one place.
What an association gets
One record per animal
Each shelter animal's health, photographs and story in one place, written by you.
In the adoption directory
Animals looking for a home are listed by default. People who want to adopt find them in the adoption directory.
Applications in one place
People who want to adopt apply through the form on the animal's page and you reply from your account. The adoption is arranged with you, never through Breed Radar.
A page for each animal
Each animal has its own page, with up to eight photographs, a YouTube video and a private link you can share.
Your portal
The animals and the adoption
Each animal's record and the way to its adoption, as it is in the demo.
The record of every animal the shelter takes in, with sex, neutering, birth, age, colour and microchip, and each one's health and photographs. It stays in your account, even for animals not yet looking for a home.
The animals looking for a home, which appear in the adoption directory. They are there by default, and you choose whether each one is visible. It is what people who want to adopt see.
You build the application form, with up to ten questions, and read each applicant's answers. Only you see them: Breed Radar does not screen or decide anything.
The conversations with people who apply, in one place, with history. The ones that need no reply can be archived.
Animals in the shelter
Tools
To run the shelter
Each animal's health, the shelter's costs and the record's counts.
Vaccinations, dewormings, exams and a dated medical history for each animal, with the next deadlines in view: what is overdue and what falls due in the next 30 days.
You log expenses by category, such as food and vet, and see where the money goes in a chart, by period. You can download everything as CSV. It is a record of what the shelter spends, not accounting.
How many animals are listed, how many found a home and how many applications came in, by status. These are counts of your own record: an association is never scored or ranked, and visits to the record are not counted yet.
Each animal's health
Frequently asked
Questions associations ask
Does an association have a score?
No. An adoption is not a sale, so Breed Radar's satisfaction score, which measures the experience of people who bought, does not apply to associations. An association's record says who they are, where they are and which animals they have for adoption; it shows no grade and no place in a ranking.
Is an association's record verified?
The record is published as soon as you save it, with a label saying it is waiting, until a moderator reads the registration document. The label is about the document, not about the association. The official registration number is optional and we do not verify it: it appears as something we were told.
Do you publish our email?
No. The record publishes no email. People who want to adopt reach you through the form on each animal's page, and only you read the answers. If you have an adoption page of your own you can give its address, which is optional, and that link is what appears.
Does Breed Radar carry out the adoption?
Never. Breed Radar does not carry out or broker adoptions, does not decide who adopts and charges nothing for one. People who want to adopt apply through the form on each animal's page, and the adoption is arranged directly with you.
What can we ask people who want to adopt?
Whatever you need, up to ten questions: a short answer, a long answer, yes or no, or a choice from a list. A short form gets answered and a long one does not. The answers are what each person said about their home, and Breed Radar has checked nothing and decided nothing: what you do with each application is up to you.
Are all the shelter's animals published?
No. There are two places: Animals in the shelter is each animal's record, and Listed animals are the ones looking for a home, which appear in the adoption directory. A listed animal is visible by default, and you choose whether it is not. Each animal also has a private link you can share.
Can we add photographs and video of each animal?
Yes. Each animal has a page of its own with up to eight photographs and a link to a YouTube video. The first photograph is the one the cards show, so it is worth making it the best.
Join Breed Radar
Register your association
Registering opens the association's form, which asks for an account. The directory shows how the animals reach people looking to adopt.
