Find a space in a few seconds
Each foster home has its capacity and the animal profiles it accepts. Free spaces are calculated from the current placements, and the map shows the foster homes closest to a town.
Who it’s for
Finding a space in an emergency, knowing which home each animal is in, not always asking the same people: coordinating foster homes means a lot of information that changes fast. Calidis keeps it up to date from the records, whether you are a shelter or a rescue with no premises.
Each foster home has its capacity and the animal profiles it accepts. Free spaces are calculated from the current placements, and the map shows the foster homes closest to a town.
The table of current placements gives, for each foster home, the animals fostered and since when. An animal in a foster home is still offered for adoption: it is not counted as having left.
An application can be put to the team vote, under the majority rule you have set. The foster home’s record then keeps the whole history of its placements.
No. The foster home is a record in your directory, kept up to date by your team. You write to them from their record and attach a document in one click.
It stays the same: the adopter role is added to it. A person has only one record, even if they are a foster carer, an adopter and a donor all at once.
Yes. The placement is entered in the register, linked to the foster home, with no retyping.
30 days to enter your animals, invite your team and see whether the tool suits you. No card details needed.