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Apply for a WhiskerMatch pilot.

For shelters and rescues that want cleaner animal records, better profile review, less copy/paste, and a safer handoff from intake to follow-up.

Founder-led. One workflow first. Review-gated.

The pilot runs beside your current tools. There is no forced migration, and this is not presented as a finished enterprise rollout.

What your team gets

  • A mapped first workflow attached to one reviewed animal record.
  • Founder-supported setup that runs beside current tools.
  • Profile drafting and review gates with source material kept visible.
  • Direct influence on practical product defaults.
  • $20/month per organization with no seat-based pricing.

What WhiskerMatch needs

  • One point person who can explain the current workflow.
  • Examples of intake, profile, foster, or application materials.
  • A small starting set of animal records when the team is ready.
  • Candid feedback about what helps and what adds friction.

What will not happen

  • AI will not make placement, applicant, or publishing decisions.
  • No forced migration or rip-and-replace rollout.
  • No public claim, quote, or case study without specific permission.
  • No hidden advertising or data-resale model.
  • No public profile change without staff review.

AI can draft, summarize, organize, and flag missing context. Staff still review, approve, and decide.

Shelter and rescue pilot request

Tell us where the handoff breaks.

* Required
  1. 1Organization
  2. 2Workflow
  3. 3Contact

This page validates your answers and opens a prepared draft in your email client. WhiskerMatch does not receive or store the form itself. Review the draft and press send from your own inbox.

After you send

A conversation first. No automatic acceptance.

The founder reviews whether the current product scope matches the workflow you described. There is no promised response window and no manufactured pilot-slot pressure.

  1. 01

    Founder reviews fit

    The request is read in a normal email inbox, not scored by an automated lead system.

  2. 02

    Map the current workflow

    If the scope looks relevant, the first call focuses on sources, owners, review gates, and where context currently breaks.

  3. 03

    Start with one bounded workflow

    A pilot begins beside current tools with a small record set and named staff review.

Want to prepare first? Use the pilot readiness checklist.