top of page
Search

5 Free Ways to Help Shelter Dogs from Your Phone

Sep 3
2 min read

By Catalina Wynands, Marketing Manager at TREAT


Millions of dogs are sitting in shelters right now, waiting for a home. Not everyone can adopt, foster, or donate every month, and that's okay. Some of the most effective ways to help a shelter dog don't cost a dollar. Here are 5, starting with your phone.



1. Boost a dog's visibility online

Share a shelter dog's post, repost adoption listings, like and comment on shelter posts, and follow your local shelter so their dogs show up in your feed. If a specific dog's post makes you pause, send it directly to a friend who might be a match, a direct message reaches people far more effectively than a public post alone.



2. Leave a review for your local shelter

A genuine, positive review on Google or Yelp helps first-time adopters and donors trust a shelter enough to actually visit or give.



3. Sign up for shelter notifications

Shelters often need fast responses, an urgent transfer, an emergency vet fund, a last-minute foster need. Being subscribed means you can actually respond when it matters.



4. Play Treat

Treat is the first app of its kind: it turns simple mobile games directly into real treats and supplies for a specific shelter dog you choose. Pick a real dog, play and earn items shipped straight to their shelter.



5. Put a skill to use

Take clear, well-lit photos of dogs, help write better adoption profiles, offer to transport a dog if you have a car, or ask your workplace or school to share adoptable dogs to a wider audience.


Supplies delivered to South Georgia Equine Rescue, one of the shelters supported through the Treat community.


Help a Shelter Dog Today.


Start With the Easiest Way.



Free on Appstore and Google Play






 
 
 

2 Comments


Amy Finnegan
Amy Finnegan
13 hours ago

Seconding Caitlin's comment. I can't interact with any of my dogs and risk losing at least 8 or them. I've emailed the contact@treatva.com email about this.

Like

Caitlin Atkinson
Caitlin Atkinson
21 hours ago

App is currently not working, cant pet dogs or roll dice. Due to this issue me and my fiance are at risk of losing 4-6 dogs since we are unable to raise their hearts.

Like
bottom of page