Nothing to republish
The page follows your records: no copying and pasting to a website, no listing forgotten after an adoption.
Shelter activity
Your animals for adoption, published on a page in your name
As soon as an animal becomes adoptable, it appears on your shelter’s public page, with its photo and description. Once adopted, it comes off by itself.
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Our animals for adoption
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Nala
Dog · Shepherd cross · 3 years
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Rex
Dog · Crossbreed · 5 years
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Pixel
Cat · Domestic shorthair · 8 months
- Published according to the animal’s status
- Logo, introduction, contact details and opening hours
- One page per animal, with its photo gallery
- Readable in seven languages
A shop window that keeps itself up to date
Your shelter, your contact details
Logo, introductory text, email, phone, address, opening hours and website: visitors know how to reach you.
One page per animal
Photo gallery, species, sex, age, breed, character traits, and an invitation to contact the shelter to arrange a meeting.
In detail
- Switching it on
- A tick box in the shelter’s settings; the page has its own address.
- Adoptable animals only
- An animal that is reserved, under treatment or has left does not appear.
- No account needed
- Visitors browse freely, without signing up.
- Your texts as written
- The page interface is translated; what you have written stays in your language.
- Made to share
- Each animal has its own address, to share on your website or social media.
- Always up to date
- A change of status or photo shows the next time the page is displayed.
Frequently asked questions
Do you need to have a website already?
No. The page is hosted by Calidis, at an address specific to your shelter; you can link to it from your website or social media.
Can you choose which animals are shown?
The page shows animals whose status is “Adoptable”. Changing the status is all it takes to publish or withdraw a record.
Can visitors apply online?
No. The page presents the animals and your contact details; applications are made to the shelter directly.