Namesake Accurate adoption listings, and a plan to get every animal seen

Write an adoption listing

Pick the shelter's area and an animal. Namesake drafts a plain listing from the facts the shelter recorded, and a plan for getting the animal seen, using Qloo taste data about pet-themed shows near the shelter.

Volunteers write a listing for every animal, often with little time. Namesake keeps to what the research supports: a plain listing that states only the recorded facts, names screened before they are offered, and a plan for getting the animal seen. Local taste data is the labelled experiment. What the research says

Read a finished story

Shelter area

Shelter area: Park SlopeBrooklyn, New York ChangeChoose an areaDone
Choose the shelter's area

Checked with Qloo, as typed, when you pick an animal. Place names only: never a street address. A new area takes a few minutes the first time.

The circle marks the area around the sample shelter the animals are adopted from, not a real address.

Or right-click the map (long-press on a phone) where the shelter is: Namesake uses the area around that spot.

Pick an animal

Your animals

Or try a sample animal

4 kittens from the same litter

The whole litter

4 kittens, named together as a set: every name comes from one title, and no two are the same.