A foster pet's story shouldn't end at adoption.
Document everything during foster: the photos, the milestones, the quirks, the medical, the training. Hand it off complete on adoption day. The new family picks up exactly where you left off; one living story, carried forward. For coordinators: a portal that runs your network. Live today.
Right now, most of what you learn walks out the door with the pet.
A foster spends weeks or months learning a dog: that he hates baths but loves blueberries, that he panics during fireworks, that he finally learned to sit on cue. Then adoption day comes; the new family gets a two-paragraph profile and three photos. Months of careful observation become "good with kids, house-trained." Everyone starts over.
Each pet's real life is being lived in pieces, across phones, group chats, vet folders, and someone's memory.
When the adoption finally happens, almost none of it travels with them.
One profile. The whole journey.
A pet enters foster care and their profile starts. Photos accumulate. The vet adds vaccines. Training milestones get verified. Behaviors get documented; quirks too. Adoption day comes, and the whole profile transfers to the new family in one tap. They don't start at zero. They start at chapter twelve, and they keep writing.
On adoption day, all of it travels in one tap.
Months of photos. Every vet visit. The verified behaviors. The foods that work. The noise that makes him hide. Everything you ever learned about that pet lands in his new family's hands the same instant he does. They don't unwrap a stranger; they unwrap a story they can keep writing.
The coordinator portal is live. Looking for foster networks to put it to work.
Open the dashboard Monday morning. Three pets haven't had a foster update in 14 days; flagged. Two vaccines expire next week; flagged. Sandra just messaged about Maggie's rash; Maggie's full record opens right next to her question. Diego's foster, who's been quiet, just logged a milestone. Three minutes, not three hours of texts.
Your fosters already use Trovvy as their personal pet app; the coordinator portal just adds your visibility on top, no new tool for them to learn. Free forever for foster networks. You'd be among the first to use it; you'd shape where it goes next; and you'd get the credit when other rescues come asking later.
Setup is a conversation, not a signup form. We talk through how your network runs today, then I get you running on the portal.
What's working today
Family-level pet care: photos, behaviors, medical, milestones, training, attributes. Genuinely strong on day one.
The handoff is real
On adoption day, the pet's full profile transfers to the new family in one tap. This part of the foster→adopter loop is shipped and works.
The coordinator portal is live too
Multi-foster dashboard, bulk onboarding, volunteer management, status workflows, stale-pet and vaccine alerts, public adoption pages. Day-one ready; what comes next gets shaped together.
Always free
For foster parents, for foster networks, for the families adopting from you. In writing if you want it.
Tell me how your network runs today; I'll show you what the portal can do.
Every photo, every milestone, every quirk you learned; they all go with the pet.
The hardest part of fostering isn't the work. It's the goodbye, especially when you wonder if any of what you taught will stick. Trovvy makes the goodbye easier by making sure the work travels.
The training you put in. The foods that worked. The noises he's afraid of. The way she circles three times before settling. All of that becomes part of the profile her new family inherits on adoption day; the foundation they stand on as they take over. (Giving fosters a window into their alumni after adoption is something I want to build with pilot partners.)
Capture the personality
Triggers, fears, favorites, motivators. The stuff only you've learned.
Track the training
Verified behaviors and goal progress, ready to continue in the new home.
Build a complete medical record
Vaccines, weight, vet visits, medications. No gaps when the file transfers.
Hand off the whole story
On adoption day, transfer the pet to their new family. Everything goes with them, in one tap.
Already fostering? Start documenting today; the next family will thank you.
Your new pet's story didn't start the day you brought them home.
When you adopt a pet whose foster used Trovvy, you don't get a mystery. You get a history. Months of medical records. The foods that work. The behaviors already trained. The fears already mapped. The photos from the day they were rescued forward.
Day one in your home isn't day one of their life; it's just the next chapter. And now you get to write it.
Profile pre-populated on day one
Name, photos, milestones, attributes; all already there when you bring them home.
Complete medical history
No "we'll figure it out at the next vet visit." Vaccines, weight history, medications; all in one place.
Know what to expect
What scares them. What motivates them. What they love. Skip weeks of trial and error.
Continue the training
Verified behaviors with their levels, ready to keep building on. The momentum doesn't break.
Adopting soon? Download Trovvy before pickup day so the handoff is one tap.
Most pet records are frozen snapshots. Trovvy keeps the picture being painted.
Adoption profiles, vet binders, the photos on someone's old phone; they're all snapshots of moments. Trovvy is the only place where a pet's story actually lives, and continues.
From the day a pet enters foster care to the day they pass into a forever home, and beyond, every entry, every photo, every milestone adds to the same living document. The pet's story, finally, gets to be theirs.
58 moments and counting in Travis' real story →
Why this is free for foster networks. From me, directly.
I built Trovvy on nights and weekends for five years because I believe every pet's life deserves to be remembered, by everyone who loved them. Foster networks do the most thankless, most important work in the pet world. You take in animals nobody else will, you pour everything into them, and then you let them go.
Charging you for a tool to do that better would be insulting to me. Trovvy is free for foster parents, free for foster network managers, and free for the families who adopt from you. It will stay free. You have my word.
One more thing: if you run a small or medium foster network and want to put the coordinator portal through real-world use, I'll set you up personally and stay close as you go. You'd shape where it goes next; you'd get the credit when other rescues come asking.
— RobbyStart the foster's story.
Three ways in, depending on where you are. All of them free.
For foster parents
Get the app and start documenting your foster's life today.
For adopters
Bringing home a foster soon? Be ready for the handoff.
For network managers
The coordinator portal is live. Pilot it with your network and shape where it goes next.
Free forever for pet parents. Free forever for foster networks. No credit card, no catch.