From a rescueto a home.
Through our work, we hope every stray dog and cat finds a home. Explore rescue and adoption, or apply to volunteer or foster. Switch between the original Chinese and English interfaces.
Supplied adoption posters and illustrative records. No real uploads, applications or messages are sent.
Every step toward a more caring home.
Swipe through original project interfaces running with offline examples. Supplied adoption posters are shown with illustrative records and applications.
Meet animals waiting for a home
Browse dogs and cats, with direct entries to rescue listings and community participation.
Get to know them first
Animal profiles bring together basic details, health information and the rescue story.
Confirm responsibilities before publishing
Review health checks, vaccination, the animal’s origin and ongoing care responsibilities.
Make the rescue listing clear
Enter the animal type, name, rescuer’s WeChat ID, breed and city.
Make health information visible
Add age, deworming, sterilisation, vaccination and weight details.
See progress after submission
The listing progress screen shows review status, submitted details and withdrawal.
Publish after approval
An approved listing is marked as published, with a clear outcome for the rescuer.
Read the adoption guidance
Understand the commitment to lifelong care before starting an application.
Understand the future home
The questionnaire gathers contact details, living conditions and care capacity.
Follow the application review
Check the application status and review the submitted details.
Find your way to help
Choose volunteer interests and describe your experience and ways to participate.
Offer a temporary home
Describe household agreement, resident pets, available time and living conditions.
Carry the commitment forward
Approved applicants can access the adoption agreement; this preview uses simplified example text.
Our first charity project
CozyPaws is minibble’s first charity project. Through our work, we hope every stray dog and cat finds a home. We wanted to put our design and development skills toward a cause we can keep supporting.
From rescue to meeting a suitable family, each step takes patience and responsibility. The mini program brings rescuers, adopters, volunteers and foster families together, giving people a clear way to help and an understandable next step.
Start with a rescue listing
From eligibility to a clear listing
Before publishing, rescuers confirm health checks, vaccination and the animal’s origin, and understand their responsibilities for ongoing care, adopter screening and handover. They then provide animal details, photos, health information and a rescue story, helping potential adopters get to know the animal and supporting review and later conversations.
Keep review and updates connected
Listings become public after approval. Review notes explain a rejection so the rescuer can edit and resubmit. The progress screen and My Listings let publishers follow the status, withdraw a pending submission and update adoption status when an animal finds a home, reducing duplicate applications.
Adoption is a lasting commitment
After learning about the animal’s health, location and rescue story, adoption guidance asks applicants to consider long-term care, household agreement and a stable living situation. Dogs and cats have separate questionnaires covering the home, pet-care experience and care plans. Required-field feedback, conditional questions and saved drafts help people give complete answers.
Applicants can follow the initial platform review and publisher confirmation, with relevant contact details released after approval. Later steps connect the adoption agreement, key terms and handwritten signing, while follow-up screens support recent photos and updates. These entries depend on the project’s configuration, continuing the commitment after an animal finds a home.
Different abilities can all help
Volunteers can contribute through adoption-day coordination, transport, rescue, photography, design or online outreach. Applications ask about experience and practical conditions for the chosen roles. People provide contact details, read the service agreement and submit, then follow their review progress.
People who are not ready for permanent adoption can apply to offer a temporary home. The questionnaire explores household agreement, resident pets, care time, living space, daily expenses and handover arrangements, helping foster families understand their responsibilities and provide a stable bridge to a new home.