A golden retriever, tabby cat, rabbit, guinea pig, tortoise and parrot together in a meadow at sunrise, ringed by the people who care for animals — a veterinarian examining a dog, a shelter worker holding a rabbit, an animal-control officer, a family walking with a horse, a child hugging a puppy, and an owner checking their animal’s records on a phone — all joined by a glowing connected ring.

urAnimalCare

For the life of every animal

No single person or organization knows an animal’s entire story. Through the synergy of the people and records that surround them, together we can.

Everyone who loves, treats, shelters, rescues or protects an animal becomes part of their story. When those records can stay connected to the animal, everyone responsible for their care can make better-informed decisions — for as long as that animal lives.

One animal. One life. One connected story.

How can we help care for them?

Start with what you need. We’ll point you at the part of the network built for it.

Immediate help

Something is wrong right now.

Care for my animal

The everyday work of looking after them.

Their life & community

The parts that are a pleasure rather than a task.

Understand their world

What this animal actually needs from you.

One animal. Many people who care.

Everyone around an animal holds a different piece of their story. Choose someone to see the part they may know.

  • Owner

    Daily life, behaviour, home environment and ongoing care.

  • Veterinarian

    Clinical history, diagnostics, vaccinations, treatment and prescriptions.

  • Breeder

    Birth, parentage, early health and developmental history.

  • Shelter

    Intake, observed condition on arrival, and care while in their charge.

  • Rescue

    Foster placement, rehabilitation, and the move into a new home.

  • Pharmacy

    Medication fulfilment.

  • Municipality

    Licensing and jurisdictional records.

  • Animal control

    Welfare concerns reported in their jurisdiction, and how they responded.

  • Finder

    Where and when the animal was encountered — one critical moment.

  • Caregiver

    Day-to-day care during the stretches when someone else cannot be there.

Swipe to see more of the people around an animal.

Connected doesn’t mean open. Information stays governed by the people, organizations, permissions and authorities responsible for it. Nobody gets to see everything because a record exists — what stays connected is the animal’s continuing story, not everyone’s access to it.

No single person or organization knows an animal’s entire story. Through the synergy of the people and records that surround them, together we can.

An animal shouldn’t lose their history because their life changed

Owners change. Veterinarians change. Homes, shelters and circumstances change. The animal is still the animal.

  1. Born

    The beginning of a record that should outlast everyone in this list.

    Breeder, owner, or nobody yet

  2. Identified

    A tag, a chip, a name — something that ties this animal to the people who can help them.

    Owner

  3. First veterinary visit

    A baseline: weight, vaccinations, the things it helps to be able to compare against later.

    Veterinarian

  4. Home

    Routines, food, the other animals, the people they trust.

    Family

  5. Growing

    What changed, and how quickly.

    Owner, veterinarian

  6. Licensed

    Where a city or county requires it, a registration that says who is responsible.

    Municipality

  7. Treatment

    An illness, an injury, a diagnosis — and what was done about it.

    Veterinary team

  8. A prescription

    What was prescribed, at what dose, and whether it was filled.

    Veterinarian, pharmacy

  9. A move

    A new city. A new practice. The history should travel with them.

    Owner

  10. Lost

    The worst afternoon. Every hour matters, and so does every detail already on file.

    Owner, neighbours, animal control

  11. Found

    A stranger with a phone becomes part of this animal’s story for one critical moment.

    Finder

  12. A new home

    Circumstances change. Adoption, rehoming, a foster placement that becomes permanent.

    Shelter, rescue, new owner

  13. A new veterinarian

    Someone who has never met this animal, deciding what to do about them.

    Veterinarian

  14. Senior care

    Where the whole history finally earns its keep — patterns nobody could see from one visit.

    Owner, veterinary team

The people change. The animal continues.

Their record should be able to follow them through all of it — so that whoever is responsible for their care next isn’t starting from nothing.

An illustration, not a checklist. Most animals will never experience half of these, and none of them are steps anyone has to complete.

Explore the urAnimalCare network

Each one does a specific job well. You never need to know their names to get help — but if you would rather see the whole map, here it is.

For animals and the people who love them

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urSynergy builds the unified-record infrastructure that connects these services — the part that lets an animal’s history stay with them as the people around them change. urAnimalCare is the doorway into it.

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