Animal rescues use Aid Registry to keep every animal fed and cared for.
Bags of food, vaccines, crates, cleaning supplies — list what your shelter goes through every week and let animal lovers fund the specific things. We buy them and ship them to you.
- Fill the Food & Litter PantryKeep every bowl full and every box clean between adoptions.
- Enrichment & ComfortWhat makes the wait for a home less stressful — rarely in the budget.
- Medical & Recovery SuppliesHelp animals heal and go home healthy.
The need is specific. The funding usually isn't.
Intake is unpredictable — one hoarding case can blow through a month of supplies.
Donors love the cause but don't know whether you need kitten formula or dog crates this week.
Vet and food costs eat the budget before the "extras" that improve care.
Build → Market → Measure.
Build a campaign
Itemize exactly what you need — quantities, deadline, the works. Claim your page and you can draft one in minutes.
Share & market it
One link for your families, supporters, and socials. Donors fund the specific items — no account required to give.
Measure the impact
Watch items get funded in real time. We purchase and ship them to you, and you post a thank-you when they land.
Real things animal shelters ask for.
Fill the Food & Litter Pantry
Keep every bowl full and every box clean between adoptions.
- Dry & canned food
- Kitten/puppy formula
- Cat litter
- Food storage bins
Enrichment & Comfort
What makes the wait for a home less stressful — rarely in the budget.
- Kuranda raised beds
- Slow feeders & lick mats
- Puzzle & food-dispensing toys
- Cat scratchers
Medical & Recovery Supplies
Help animals heal and go home healthy.
- Vaccines & flea/tick treatment
- Surgical & wound supplies
- Recovery cones
- Heating pads
If you'd buy it for the mission, you can fund it here.
Good questions to ask first.
Yes — list vaccines, surgical supplies, even kennel equipment as items, and donors can fund them directly.
Resources for animal shelters
Why wish list donations arrive in 40 boxes (and how to get fewer) →
Every donor who buys from a wish list places their own order, so gifts arrive one box at a time. Here's why, what it costs your team, and how to get fewer deliveries.
How to set up an Amazon wish list for your nonprofit (and where it falls short) →
A step-by-step setup, the settings that matter for a charity, and the gaps to plan around before you share the link.
Your organization might already be on Aid Registry.
We've pre-loaded profiles for IRS-registered 501(c)(3) organizations. Find yours, claim it in a few minutes, and post your first campaign this week. No fees, no contracts.