Found an injured or abandoned wild animal
Found an injured or abandoned wild animal? The app uses your location to find the rescue station responsible for your area, and you can call it with a single tap - and send your location and photos right away, so help isn't delayed. Important: rescue stations help wild animals only. They do not assist pets (dogs, cats) or farm animals. Not every animal needs human help, so always consult the station first - sometimes the best help is to leave the animal alone. How it works: - Tap "Call Help" to reach the right station immediately. - Share your location and send photos of the animal. No more delays just because the spot is hard to describe. - After checking with the station, you can bring the animal in. - On the map, stations are sorted by distance - the one to contact is marked with a red house icon, and it's not always the closest. - You can also search any address or place to quickly find the right one for that spot. Rescue stations are nonprofit. You can donate to the central fund or to a specific one directly from the app. Your support helps give more animals a second chance. Thank you.