Snorfles makes it easy to keep track of your foster animals.
Meds, weight, walks, behavior, photos — all easily tracked and shared. At the end you get a quick report for the foster coordinator, and a year-end wrap of every animal you took in.
One card for each animal in the house
Weight and how it's trending, days in care, which shelter they came from. Open one and you get the whole timeline underneath — every walk, meal, dose and note, whoever in the family wrote it.
Some need to gain, some need to lose
A bottle kitten should be up every day; an overweight senior should be slowly coming down. Log a weight in whatever units you already use and Snorfles keeps the daily change, the difference since arrival, and the shape of the whole stay — so a week going the wrong way is obvious to you and to the shelter.
Weigh a whole litter in one pass
Nobody wants to open five records at 6am. Pick what happened and the time once, then run down the list — every kitten's last weight and trend is right there while you type the new one.
Or switch to group entry and log the same thing against all of them at once: a meal, a room clean, a note about the night.
BiscuitLast 340 gGainingPickleLast 507 gFlatCrumbLast 421 gGainingThe report the coordinator asks for, already written
Pick the dates. Snorfles pulls the stay together — how long, who logged what, every weight, the doses, the photos — and hands you something to print or send to the rescue.
What Snorfles does that a group text can't
Anyone in the house can track
The whole family can be looking after the same three animals. Snorfles is built around the household rather than the account, so a dose given at 6 is there when the next person checks at 10 — not stuck on one phone.
Start from the intake paperwork
The shelter hands over a form, printed or handwritten. Take a picture of it and the name, dates, weight and microchip come across into a new record.
Year in Fostering
Every animal who came through your house: how long they stayed, how much they grew, where they went.
And the everyday things
Most of fostering is small entries made one-handed. Those are the ones Snorfles tries hardest to make quick.
Medications that carry over
A course is set up once — the drug, the dose, how many times a day, and the start and end dates. While it's running, giving a dose is one tap, and the report later lays the doses given against the doses expected.
Walks, meals and meds
A walk with its route, a meal, a dose, a note about how the day went. One timeline for each animal, whoever wrote the entry.
Photos and video
That great shot of your critter somewhere ridiculous is a record too. Photos and short clips attach to the day, so the report and the wrap-up have something to show.
Run a shelter or rescue?
If you're looking for a way to help your fosters keep better records — and to get you a clean report at the end of each stay — we'd love to talk about how your fosters can work with Snorfles.
Start with the animal in your house right now
Set up a household, add the paperwork from the shelter, and log the first weight. Everyone you share it with sees the same timeline.
