Shelters are full. Healthy dogs and cats are being euthanized — sometimes within hours. A stray hides under a car with a broken leg. A dog limps down the road with no one stopping. The people who could help don't know they exist — until now.
Countless more dying on the streets. Most could have been saved by someone nearby.
You posted a found dog on Facebook. It's been three hours. No one responded. The animal is still sitting in a parking lot. Sound familiar? That's the moment Voyce was built for.
Voyce connects animals in need to the people who can help — in seconds.
Take a photo or video of an animal in need — or upload one you already have. GPS auto-pins the location.
AI in seconds — no typing required.
Voyce instantly detects breed, age, condition, urgency, and cross-checks lost & found.
Rescues, volunteers, shelters, fosters, and owners are notified.
No signal? No problem. Voyce saves everything offline and syncs when you're back.
Whether you see an injured/sick animal, a shelter post, or something unsafe — you can act. Voyce is built for animal lovers, adopters, caretakers, Good Samaritans, neighbors, fosters, volunteers, rescues, shelters, and anyone willing to help.
Hover or tap a card to pause and read.
Not because people don't care — but because a post gets lost, a message is missed, and time runs out.
Voyce closes that gap. One photo triggers instant alerts to every rescuer, foster, vet, and shelter nearby — before it's too late.
Not Facebook. Not phone trees. Not spreadsheets. Voyce is the missing layer — connecting the person who found an animal to your organization instantly, with everything you need to respond.
These are real animals we saw, helped, or remember — the reason Voyce exists.
Whether an animal is hurt, running out of time, missing from home, or about to lose their home — Voyce helps get the right eyes on them faster.
A Good Samaritan can report an animal in need, share location, and alert people nearby who may be able to help.
Report an animalShelter animals at risk can be surfaced quickly so rescues, fosters, adopters, and volunteers can act before it is too late.
Save a shelter animalPhotos, location, and possible matches help connect found animals to owners and reduce unnecessary shelter intake.
Check lost & foundOwner can't keep their pet? Voyce alerts rescues first — before the shelter. If the animal still arrives, the shelter notifies approved rescues instantly through the network.
Prevent an intakeWhere your support goes. Verified, tracked, end-to-end.
Most prevention efforts collapse because funds get misused or never reach the animals. Donors lose trust. Populations grow. Preventable diseases keep spreading. Animals end up in shelters that didn't need to be there.
Be The Voyce runs verified prevention programs end-to-end. Every dollar tracked. Every outcome visible. And with Prevent Intake, owners can connect with rescues before surrendering — and shelters can alert approved rescues the moment an animal arrives.
A few years ago I started rescuing street dogs in Delhi — pregnant maamas giving birth on roadsides, maamas with puppies huddled under cars, puppies alone and starving, dogs hit by traffic and left there. No vaccinations. No sterilization. No one coming. They were dying of diseases that cost pennies to prevent, scavenging through garbage just to survive another day. One litter of seven puppies — only 2 survived. I did everything I could with WhatsApp and word of mouth, but I kept losing the ones I was trying to save — because there was no system, no way to get help fast enough.
When I moved to Ohio, I thought things would be different. They weren't. I found a cat behind a Salvation Army — I named her Maama. Friendly. Gentle. And pregnant — again. Some of her earlier kittens had been killed, others taken by locals. It was January, freezing cold. I got her in my car, but she panicked, slipped out, and vanished into the dark. 1 a.m. Gone.
Two weeks of sleepless nights. Flyers, word of mouth, every social media group, every "I think I saw her" text, every dead end. I went back to the spot where she disappeared over and over — the guilt was killing me because I had taken her from her safe zone and lost her. I cried in my car more times than I can count. I found her — but something broke open in me. Why is there no network? No way to say "this animal needs help right now" and have the right people show up?
That question never left me. And it became Voyce for Paws.
One mission: make sure no animal in crisis goes unseen, and no rescuer has to work alone.
We're building the world's first real-time animal rescue network — connecting finders, fosters, rescues, and shelters instantly, while running prevention programs that stop the crisis before it starts.
Just take a photo. We'll help from there. Sign up to be notified the moment Voyce launches — and help shape it.
Questions, partnerships, or rescue stories? info@bethevoyce.org
Voyce for Paws ("Voyce," "we," "us") is a real-time animal rescue coordination platform operated by Be The Voyce Inc. The App lets users photograph animals in distress, generates AI-assisted triage profiles, and broadcasts geo-targeted alerts to nearby rescuers, fosters, veterinary professionals, and shelters.
By accessing or using the Voyce for Paws application ("App"), you agree to these Terms & Conditions. If you do not agree, do not use the App.
You must be at least 13 years old to use Voyce for Paws. Users under 18 must have parental or guardian consent.
Voyce's AI-generated triage profiles are estimates, not diagnoses. They are produced by machine learning models and are intended only to help prioritize rescue response. AI profiles may include estimated breed, approximate age range, visible condition notes, and suggested urgency level.
These profiles do not replace professional veterinary examination. Users and rescuers must exercise independent judgment. Voyce and Be The Voyce Inc. are not liable for actions taken based on AI estimates.
You agree to: provide accurate information when reporting animals; not submit false, misleading, or spam reports; treat all animals, users, and rescue partners with respect; comply with local animal welfare laws; not use the App for any unlawful purpose.
By uploading photos, location data, or other content, you grant Voyce a non-exclusive, worldwide license to use, display, and distribute that content solely for rescue coordination, platform improvement, and promotional purposes. You retain ownership of your content.
We collect location data, photos, device info, and contact information to operate the rescue network. See our full Privacy Policy for details. We do not sell your personal data. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest.
Voyce for Paws is a coordination tool, not an emergency service. We do not guarantee rescue outcomes. Be The Voyce Inc. is not liable for: injuries during rescue attempts; veterinary costs; actions of third-party rescuers; or any damages arising from use of the App.
We reserve the right to suspend or terminate accounts that violate these terms, submit false reports, or engage in abusive behavior toward animals or other users.
We may update these terms periodically. Continued use after changes constitutes acceptance. Material changes will be communicated via the App or email.
Questions about these terms? Reach us at info@bethevoyce.org