A sanctuary director in Ontario opens her laptop at half past five, before feeding. She has a Google Sheet for animal records, a Facebook group for volunteers, a paper notebook for vet visits, texts from three volunteers who can’t make their shifts, an email from a school that wants a tour, and a grant report due Friday that she’ll have to rebuild from memory.
She’s been doing this for nine years. She stopped sleeping through the night around year four. She used to cry when an animal died. Now she just goes quiet. That’s compassion fatigue, and she doesn’t have a word for it.
Kindry is built for that morning. It puts the work behind the care in one place, so the people doing it last longer in the work.
What it does
One place for the work behind the care
A record that travels with them
Intake, vet visits, medications, weight, and each animal’s story, all in one record. When an animal moves to a new home or sees a new vet, the history goes too.
Volunteers who know where to be
Shifts, chores, and handoffs on everyone’s phone. It works offline in the barn and catches up when you’re back in range.
The reports funders ask for
Intake numbers, outcomes, and care hours come straight from your records, so the next grant report doesn’t start from memory.
The people who love your animals
Sponsor pages, donor history, and thank you notes that use your real animals and your real outcomes.
The AI layer
Hey Kindry
A voice assistant built for the barn, for the moments your hands are full and your phone is in your back pocket.
“Hey Kindry, what’s Moksha’s weight been doing this month?”
“Hey Kindry, add Joanne’s voicemail to intake.”
- Files emailed vet bills to the right animal, and asks you when it isn’t sure.
- Sums up years of medical history for a new vet, with every line traced back to the original entry.
- Drafts grant narratives and thank you notes from your real outcomes, in your own words.
- Anything serious, like euthanasia records, money, or deletions, waits as a draft until a person approves it.
Every size
For sanctuaries big and small
A lot of rescue doesn’t happen at big sanctuaries. It happens at microsanctuaries, like a few hens in a backyard or two goats on someone’s acreage.
The people doing that work have the heart for it. What they’re often missing is the paperwork, the vet contacts, and a plan for what happens to the animals if they get sick.
Kindry is meant to carry that part, so more good people can take animals in and do it well.
Plainly
What Kindry won’t do
- Sell your dataNot yours, not your donors’, and not your volunteers’.
- Charge a nonprofit rescueThe full platform is free for every nonprofit rescue.
- Track youThis page has no trackers and no cookies.
- Ask you to start overYou shouldn’t have to learn a whole new system when you’re already stretched thin.
Early access
Tell us about your sanctuary
Kindry is being shaped by the people who’ll use it. If you run a sanctuary or a rescue of any size, we’d like to hear what your mornings look like.