There are 30,000 animal rescue organizations in the United States. None of them can see each other.
When a rescue in Fort Myers has 40 dogs and no space, a rescue in Tampa with empty kennels has no way to know. When a kill shelter is at capacity Friday at 5pm with 200 animals, the rescues that could help have no idea. When a volunteer is driving to Gainesville anyway and could take a dog, there is no system to connect them.
This is the state of animal rescue in America: 30,000 islands, operating in silos, saving lives individually while missing the compounding power of working together.
We built Javari Rescue Network to change that.
The Javari Rescue Network is the first platform that connects every animal rescue organization in one operational network. It is not an adoption listing board — Petfinder does that. It is not shelter management software — RescueGroups does that. It is the connective tissue between organizations that has never existed before.
Every registered rescue gets: a real-time capacity board showing available kennel and foster space; supply exchange to share food, medications, and equipment with nearby rescues; transport coordination matching volunteer drivers with animals that need transport; emergency alert broadcasting when a kill shelter posts a death row animal; shared fundraising that pools donors across the entire network; and a free website, volunteer management, grant finder, and AI writing tools.
Every single one of these is free for registered rescue organizations. Forever.
The animal rescue world is full of incredibly dedicated people with almost no resources. Nobody built this network because there is no obvious business model. You cannot charge the organizations that need it most.
We built a business model that makes it work: premium tiers for businesses and creators fund free access for rescues. Every subscription sold by a creator helps keep rescue tools free.
This is what Everyone Connects. Everyone Wins. actually means in practice.