Separate bank account
Rescue money never sits in the operating account. It moves the moment it's earned.
The Pawdoro promise
You take care of your cat. We take care of rescue cats.
Pawdoro hasn't shipped to the App Store yet, so there is no revenue to share. Once the app is live and turning a profit, the rules below apply to every dollar that comes in: twenty percent to cat rescue, every month.
The commitment
Once Pawdoro turns a profit, twenty percent of it is donated each month to registered cat rescue partners. Across every revenue stream. It pays the real costs of getting cats home: vet bills, food, shelter, and the small bits that add up to a safe life.
Every revenue stream feeds the fund, and the exact amounts are published in the monthly report so you can see them, not guess at them. The streams in play today, and the ones we're planning for tomorrow:
Five rules we won't break
Rescue money never sits in the operating account. It moves the moment it's earned.
Funds reach partners by the 10th of the following month. No quarterly batching, no holding back.
Inside the app, on this site, and in the email list: exact amounts, exact partners, no rounding.
Wherever the fund is mentioned, it points to a specific rescue cat with a name and a photo.
We don't write "we believe in giving back." We write "this paid for Biscuit's vet bill."
Partners
The fund will mix two or three larger partners with several local shelters, so no single partner is a single point of failure and the local emotional pull stays intact.
Named partners will be announced before the first monthly transfer. If you run a cat rescue, or know one we should consider, email Paul at the address below.
Reports
From v1.0 onwards, a monthly report will live on this page: exact amounts, exact partners, the named cats they helped that month. No rounding, no spin. If you're reading this before the first report, the page will fill out once the app is live and the first transfer has cleared.