The Animal Welfare Resource Network is shared infrastructure that connects shelters, rescues, veterinary clinics, and community organizations into one prevention platform. Every partner connects to every other partner. Not just through us. To each other.
Animal welfare organizations across the country run on disconnected systems. Shelters use one platform. Rescues use another. Vet clinics have their own. Nobody shares data. Nobody shares capacity. When a family calls looking for help, they get bounced between organizations that cannot see what the others are doing.
The result: animals fall through the cracks, families give up, and resources get wasted because nobody can see the full picture.
AWRN puts every partner on the same platform. Shared referral pathways. Shared capacity data. Real-time prevention tracking across every organization in the network. When a family calls any partner, that partner can see what every other partner has available and make the right connection in minutes.
Animal-Angels Foundation builds and administers the shared infrastructure. But the network does not revolve around us. It connects everyone to everyone.
AWRN is not another software you have to learn from scratch. It is infrastructure that sits alongside what you already do.
Every organization in the network is visible to every other organization. Services offered, capacity, contact info, and service area. Updated in real time by each partner.
When a family needs something you cannot provide, you find who can in seconds. Referrals are tracked so nothing falls through the cracks and you can see outcomes.
Partners broadcast available kennel space, foster openings, appointment slots, and program availability. Everyone in the network sees it. No more phone-tag to find an open spot.
Every time a partner prevents a shelter intake, it gets recorded. You see your own numbers and the network-wide impact. Real data that proves prevention works.
Automated monitoring of social media, news, and community channels for emerging animal welfare situations in your area. Partners get alerts before crises become emergencies.
Network-wide dashboards showing intake trends, diversion rates, program outcomes, and resource utilization across every county. Data that drives decisions and proves impact to funders.
If your work touches animals or the families who love them, there is a seat at the table.
Broadcast capacity, receive diversions, connect surrendering families to prevention resources before intake. Fewer animals in, more going home.
Participate in SNIP referrals, provide crisis veterinary care through The Bridge, and connect clients to the full network when they need help beyond medical.
Access pet resumes, anti-damage prevention kits, and a direct line to AAF when tenant pet issues come up. Reduce pet-related turnover and keep residents stable.
Food banks, churches, social services, and housing agencies that see families in crisis. Connect them to prevention resources before the pet becomes the thing that gets cut.
Diversion pathways for non-emergency calls, shared data on repeat addresses, and direct connection to crisis stabilization resources. Fewer seizures, better outcomes.
AWRN is built to scale. If you do prevention work anywhere in the country, you can join the network, access the shared infrastructure, and connect to every other partner on the platform.
Every plan includes 5 users. Additional blocks of 5 users are $79 per block. Tier 3 and Tier 4 sponsors get unlimited users at no charge.
Founding window pricing. Rates increase 25-30% after the AWRN goes live at full capacity. Partners who join during the Founding window lock in current pricing permanently.
AWRN launched in seven counties in Central Alabama. But the platform is built to go everywhere. The goal is to get every animal welfare organization in the country on the same system, connected to each other, sharing data and resources in real time.
When a shelter in Knoxville can see available foster homes in Birmingham, and a vet clinic in Colorado can refer a family to crisis support in Minnesota, the system works the way it should. Not organizations working alone. Everyone working together on shared infrastructure.
If you want to see it, we will show you. If you want to join, the door is open.