Animal welfare organizations
Shelters, rescues, TNR coalitions, and spay/neuter programs that outgrew spreadsheets and generic shelter software.
Our SaaS products cover a lot of ground — but not everything. When a shelter, rehabilitation center, control operator, veterinary program, or government agency needs software no product on the market provides, we design and build it from scratch.
Who we build for
Organizations in the animal world
One partner who knows the domain.
Eight production SaaS products across animal welfare, wildlife, and pest control back every custom build.
Our focus
Every project we take on serves animals, wildlife, pest management, or the agencies that regulate them. That focus means less time explaining your work and more time solving it.
Shelters, rescues, TNR coalitions, and spay/neuter programs that outgrew spreadsheets and generic shelter software.
Intake and patient records, species protocols, release tracking, volunteer coordination, and state reporting.
Field service workflows, inspections, device and station logs, route planning, and multi-branch operations.
State wildlife departments, animal control, advisory councils, and boards that need software matching statute.
Voucher programs, mobile clinics, low-cost surgery scheduling, and referral coordination between providers.
Membership portals, certification tracking, provider directories, and referral networks across many organizations.
What we build
Whether it is a permit system for a state agency, an intake database for a rehabilitation center, or a field app for a control company, most builds combine the same proven pieces.
Application intake, renewals, inspections, violations, and the reporting your regulations actually require.
Online applications, reviewer scoring, awards, disbursement tracking, and final reports in one auditable trail.
Intake to outcome tracking for animals, patients, colonies, or cases — with photos, medical notes, and history.
Offline-friendly apps for technicians, officers, and volunteers working in the truck, the field, or the barn.
Searchable directories, mapped locations, public request forms, and self-service portals for the people you serve.
Separate dashboards for staff, reviewers, board members, and administrators — each seeing only their own work.
Automated status emails, reminders, and campaigns with delivery, open, and click tracking plus opt-out handling.
Dashboards, exports, and activity timelines that stand up to boards, funders, and public records requests.
Microchip registries, payment processors, mapping, e-signature, accounting, and the state systems you rely on.
Why WildPipe
We build and operate eight SaaS products for shelters, rehabilitators, field teams, and agencies. You are not explaining what a TNR colony, an intake exam, or a nuisance wildlife permit is.
Public money, protected species, and animal records all invite scrutiny. We build in permissions, audit trails, and accessible public pages from day one.
Applications, reviews, records, routes, payments, and notifications are already solved in our products. Your budget goes toward what makes your program different.
How it works
We learn your statute, bylaws, funding rules, and the real workflow your team runs today.
Wireframes and a clickable prototype so you can walk through the product before we build it.
Iterative delivery with regular previews, so nothing is a surprise at the end.
We deploy, train your team, and stay on for maintenance, updates, and new features.
Recent work
Two organizations, two very different mandates — both running on software designed around their exact rules.
Louisiana Pet Overpopulation Advisory Council
louisianapetoverpopulation.org
LPOAC is a Louisiana state advisory council that awards spay/neuter and TNR grants to nonprofits and veterinarians, funded by the state's “Animal Friendly” specialty license plate. The council ran on mailed paper applications, spreadsheets, and email threads, with a volunteer board reviewing every packet by hand.
We built one platform serving both the public and the council: an accessible site explaining the council, its grants, and the plate program, plus a secure member area where the whole grant lifecycle now lives — application to award to final report — along with a nationwide commemorative pet stamp contest created by a 2024 state law.
The result
Applicants apply online and track their status. Reviewers and board members score submissions from their own dashboards. Administrators manage users, send announcements, collect final reports, and see a full history of every decision.
4
Role-based dashboards
10+
Public & member pages
2024
State law implemented
Working on something similar — a permit system, a licensing portal, a voucher program, or an agency database? Tell us about it.
Kentucky Wildlife Control Operators Association
kywcoa.com
KYWCOA is a statewide membership association formed in 2023 to represent Kentucky's wildlife control operators through advocacy, education, and public referrals. It needed a public home, a credible way for homeowners to find a permitted operator, and a member program it could run without a full-time staff.
We built the association's entire online presence: a searchable statewide directory of permitted nuisance wildlife control operators built from public KDFWR records, member-claimed profiles, free membership signup, and a members-only area — plus the training, legislative, laws, jobs, and press content the association publishes.
The result
Kentucky homeowners can find a permitted operator in their county in seconds. Operators get a free listing they control, a path to membership, and a single place to follow training, regulations, and legislative activity affecting their businesses.
120
Kentucky counties covered
17
Public content sections
2023
Association launched online
Run an association or network — with members, directories, certifications, and referrals to manage? Tell us about it.
Tell us about your organization, your workflow, and the deadline you're working toward. We'll tell you honestly whether custom software is the right answer — and what it would take.