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Social & Care · Multi-species
The whole life
of every animal.
Health, shared expenses, bookings, adoption and community, in one profile, for dogs, cats, horses, aquariums or livestock. Caring for your animal is free.
Do you work with animals? Open an account as a professional or as a shelter. It is free, and adoption never carries a commission.
- Companion
- Equestrian
- Livestock
- Aquarium
- Exotics
Five areas, five colours
Colour teaches the app.
Each area has its own colour and keeps it everywhere, on the site, in the navigation bar and on buttons. It is not decoration: it is the map.
Lime
My animals
Profiles, health, routine and expenses.
Pink
Social
Posts, groups and real meet-ups.
Orange
Market
Listings and orders between owners.
Brown
Services
Providers, bookings and insurance.
Coral
Solidarity
Shelters, adoption and volunteering.
My animals
Multi-species,
for real.
Not a dog app with a field that says “other”. The horse has its training, the aquarium has its parameters, the breeding pen has its litters, and the dog still gets everything you expect.
One profile covers the animal's whole life, from day one onwards.
- A full profile, per speciesSpecies, breed, age, microchip, photos and a life journal. Dog, cat, horse, aquarium and livestock, each with its own modules, not one generic field.
- Health, properlyVaccines, weights, symptoms, allergies and medication, with reminders for what's coming due.
- Health card with QRThe animal's essentials in a link or a QR, for the vet, the kennel or whoever is looking after them.
- Lost animalSee the animals reported lost around you, post one you've found that isn't yours, or mark your own as lost — with a ready-to-print poster, a collar QR and a public page. Your contact only appears if you allow it.
- Co-carersEverything you log syncs with everyone who shares the care: health, walks, training, documents, gallery — and the shared costs, with every expense saying who paid.
Companion
Dog, cat, rabbit.
Equestrian
Horse and pony.
Livestock
Cattle, sheep, goats.
Aquarium
Freshwater and saltwater fish.
Exotics
Birds, reptiles and more.
New · Shared expenses
Who paid for the food?
The animal belongs to everyone, and so do the expenses. FAUNA does the maths between co-carers and tells you, at the end of the month, what caring for them really costs.
- Every expense has an ownerFood, vet visit, grooming or insurance: who paid, and how it was split, all on record.
- Who owes whomBalances between co-carers work themselves out. No spreadsheets, no arguments.
- Cost per month and per yearThe animal's true cost, in plain sight, without adding up receipts.
- Stock remindersThe app warns you when food or medication is running low — and tells you if the medicine runs out before the treatment ends.
No money changes hands inside the app. FAUNA only does the maths; settling up stays between you.
Services
Book and
decide.
Find the people who care for your animal and know what you'll pay, before you book.
- BookingsVets, grooming and training, with booking requests and reviews after the visit.
- Verified providersNo one joins as a professional without going through verification. Vets and boarding submit their licence and are reviewed by hand by the FAUNA team.
- Insurance comparatorAnswer a short questionnaire and see the list of plans in your country, in alphabetical order, with no prices. FAUNA does not choose for you.
About insurance, honestly: FAUNA is not an insurance intermediary. The list is information only, in alphabetical order, with no prices and no order of preference. To buy, talk to the insurer or to an intermediary registered with the ASF.
For people who work with animals
FAUNA is also
a working tool.
Providers and shelters don't use the owners' app with a different badge: they have a mode of their own, with its own screens. The account is created in the app and the mode only opens after verification; there's no switch that turns it on by itself.
Provider Mode
Providers
Vets, grooming, training, pet-sitting, dog walking, transport, physiotherapy, nutrition, behaviour, farriers and boarding.
- Booking requestsConfirm, decline or mark as done, and the owner is notified right away.
- Diary and client recordsUnanswered requests on top, the month's calendar, and each client with their history and service records.
- The animal arrives with historyIf the owner allows it, you see vaccines, allergies and medication before the visit.
- Reviews with repliesEvery review can carry a public reply from you.
- Team and receiptsInvite colleagues by @handle and issue PDF receipts from your phone.
Shelter Mode
Shelters and associations
Associations, municipal kennels and rescue centres, sanctuaries and foster families. Always at 0% commission.
- Publish with the full storyHealth, temperament, city and urgency, not a three-line ad.
- Applications with a questionnaireHome, experience, hours alone, other animals and children. You read before you decide.
- Needs listWhat the shelter is missing, in plain view on each animal's page.
- Volunteer ridesPost the route and receive offers from people who can transport.
- How the adopted ones are doingThe app asks adopters 1 week, 1 month and 6 months later, and the answers reach the shelter in the adopters' own words.
- Adoption contractYour own contract template, signed at handover and kept in each animal's record.
Market
Listings and orders between owners, in the same place where your animal's profile already lives. No leaving for groups on another network.
Red line
0% commission on adoption.
Always.
We don't charge the shelter. We don't charge the adopter. We never have and we never will; it's written in the platform rules, not in a campaign.
The screens
This is how the app reads.
The animal's photo leads, the text is sparse and colour always tells you which area you're in. Four screens, four areas, the same language from start to finish.
My animals
Home
The animal's photo fills the top and the name sits over it. Below, the “Today” list: the vaccine about to expire, the booked appointment, the walk still to log, each line with the stroke of the area it belongs to.
Market
Market
Animals for adoption, food, accessories and second-hand gear. Every listing shows the city and the condition, and the filters sit above the list — the photograph leads, as everywhere else in the app.
Social
Social
Stories, photo posts and reactions. Groups, events and messages live in the glyphs at the top, so the feed starts right on the first screen.
Services
Search
Each family of services has its own colour: vet, grooming, daycare, training, sitting. The map is the screen: the pins use the same colour and the bottom sheet lists what's in view.
species
Dog, cat, rabbit, bird, reptile, fish, horse and livestock, each with its own modules.
service types
Vet, grooming, daycare, training, sitting, farrier and shelter.
languages
Portuguese, English, Spanish and French, from day one.
on adoption
No commission. Not from the shelter, not from the adopter. Ever.
That was just the essentials.
GPS walks, training, breeding, food stock, travel, lost animal, adoption contract, post-adoption, provider diary… The full list, area by area, has a page of its own.
The app
FAUNA lives in your pocket.
The account is created in the mobile app; that's where the profiles, the health record, the QR health card, shared expenses and everything else live. It's in both stores now: the App Store, for iPhone, and Google Play, for Android.
In the meantime you can explore adoption and the providers here on the site.
Social
People who live with animals
get each other.
Post whatever you like, but what really matters is the rest: clearing up doubts with people who've been through the same, finding people near you and knowing what's on this weekend.
Posts and stories
The everyday life of people who live with animals. Follow whoever inspires you, share what you've learned.
Groups
By species, by interest, by region, conversations with people going through the same as you.
Real-life meetups
Fairs, group dog walks and shows. Every event goes in with a verified source, not hearsay.
Responsible breeding
Breeding profiles with their history in plain sight, for decisions made with information.