Shelterluv Reviews

As the development director at our organization I like that I can easily find an animal or person to get the information that I'm looking for when I'm writing appeal letters to donors!

For my use as an administrator in our organization I don't have a lot to complain about... that said, I like having access to photographs, but I wish the pictures would enlarge to a bigger size.

Shelterluv allows me to find information quickly when I'm writing a story to our donors, or potential donors, about one of our shelter pets. I find that the software allows those of us in the administration office to be able to stay on the same page as those who are working directly with the pets.

Shelterluv is very easy to use and learn. The display is organized in a sensible manner and you have the ability to filter your searches by May different categories. When you run reports the data is generated in a quick, organized manner.

Shelterluv is very picky about spelling. If you search for an animal by name it will not always display the closest matches to what you’re looking for. There are occasional crashes.

Shelterluv is great for animal rescuers.

Shelterluv helps us adopt out animals to a great home. It is a beneficial program because it can run adoption and accounting reports to help keep track of all adoption related activities.

I like having the capability to show a timeline of an animal's journey through the system. Starting with the transfer shelter, to diagnostics, an ability to leave notes for any updates, this system has multiple functionalities.

It would be great if we were able to host full res images and assign dates or descriptions to them. Additionally, if we could have a dog/cat attribute instead of creating the same name attribute for different species.

Coming up with a standard practice on what fields need to be filled out for each animal for ease of use and reporting after the fact.

Keeping track of animals as they move through the system through medical, behavioral, and memo tabs. The reporting function is also helpful in moving animals through the system, understanding population diversity, length of stay, etc.