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Product preview: Kinoodle is not yet an emergency dispatch service. If a person or animal is in immediate danger, contact appropriate local emergency, public-safety, veterinary or animal-rescue services now.

Rescue & SOS · Rescue

Something is wrong.
Open a structured case.

For an animal that is injured, sick, burned, abandoned, unable to move or needs medical attention.

Injury or illnessBurnsAbandonmentUnable to moveMedical attention
Preview Rescue workflow↗
Rescue case blueprintStructured
  1. Capture evidence

    Add a clear photo or video when it is safe to do so.

    01
  2. Share location

    Use your location, correct it or place the incident on a map.

    02
  3. Describe the animal

    Share the animal type and what you can observe.

    03
  4. Set priority

    Indicate normal, critical or urgent circumstances.

    04
  5. Open the network

    Relevant nearby people and services could be matched during the pilot.

    05
  6. Keep it visible

    Coordinate updates until the case reaches closure.

    06

Choose by situation

You do not need to diagnose the animal. Start with what is happening.

Which pathway fits
this moment?

Before any response

Your safety is part of the case.

Kinoodle helps connect you with people who may be better equipped to respond. Reporting does not require you to put yourself in danger.

01

Protect yourself first

Never approach an aggressive animal or enter an unsafe confrontation simply because you reported it.

02

Share location responsibly

Public case views should not expose unnecessary personal details or sensitive animal locations.

03

Report what you observe

Clear evidence and accurate context are more useful than assumptions or a medical diagnosis.

Start with what you know

You do not need to be an expert.
You only need to know something is wrong.

This is a product preview, not a live reporting service. See how Kinoodle is designed to structure a first signal, then help us build the responder network needed to test it responsibly.

See the complete case lifecycle ↗