For adopters
Browse animals listed by partner rescues, open a profile and apply online. No account required.
A successful adoption needs a clear process: compatibility, health follow-up and conversation with the rescue, not impulse alone.
The public catalog connects adopters and partner rescues, with a simple path to application.
Public catalog
Animals from partner rescues, with photos and useful details.
Useful filters
Narrow by city or species to find realistic matches for your home.
Apply from the profile
Motivation and contact details go to the rescue, which follows up.
No adopter account
No mandatory signup to apply.
Rescue framework
Follow-up, guidance and contract on the association side.
Fosters in the journey
Some animals are in foster care: meetups are arranged with the rescue.
Rescues take in animals, care for them and sometimes place them in foster homes before adoption. You get a serious process and a real conversation to find the right match.
Rescues and shelters take in abandoned or at-risk animals, care for them and sometimes place them in foster homes before adoption. Adopting through a rescue gives an animal a second chance within a serious framework: health follow-up, behavior advice, and a real conversation to find the right match.
A successful adoption needs clear preparation: define your criteria and lifestyle, browse animals on Pawer, apply from the profile, meet the animal (sometimes in foster care), sign a contract, then stay in touch with the rescue after adoption if needed.
From catalog to application, without detours.
Browse the catalog
Open animals for adoption and filter if needed.
Read the profile
Photos, description, traits and hosting context.
Apply
From the profile, send motivation and contact details.
Talk with the rescue
Visit, validation and contract: the association leads next steps.
Pawer connects adopters and rescues. The adoption decision stays with the association.
No. Applications happen from the animal profile, without an adopter account.
The partner rescue. Pawer helps with discovery and the application.
Yes, usually through the rescue, sometimes in a foster home. Details depend on each organization.
You can also become a foster family: a different commitment from adoption.
Partner rescues publish their animals on Pawer. Find yours and apply.
