Respond when you can.
Choose your location, availability and the situations you are able to support.
Building India's animal response network
Kinoodle brings citizens, rescuers, NGOs, vets, shelters, ambulances and supporters together so animals in danger can reach the right help faster.
Why Kinoodle
Calls, messages and social posts quickly become scattered. Kinoodle brings the people, information and next steps together.
Photo · location · details01
Share what happened, where the animal is and what kind of help may be needed.
Nearby people · services · support02
Connect the report with nearby rescuers, NGOs, vets, transport and useful services.
Updates · next steps · outcome03
See who is helping, what has happened and what still needs to be done.
How it works
Kinoodle keeps the people, information and next steps connected throughout the emergency.

One report starts the response
Everyone involved can see what is happening and what comes next.
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Add a photo, location and a simple description of what is happening.
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Identify nearby people and services that may be able to help.
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Keep rescuers, organizations, veterinary care and support connected.
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Track updates until the animal's situation is understood and the response is complete.
One incident. One place for everyone involved.
Help depends on who is available nearby and what the situation requires.
Animal response works when different people contribute different skills.
Choose your location, availability and the situations you are able to support.
Receive relevant reports, organize teams and share verified needs.
Your role.
Your availability.
Choose when, where and how you can help. Kinoodle should fit around real lives.
Help responders understand when and where veterinary support is available.
Make transport, medicines, equipment and emergency supplies easier to locate.
Different people. Different strengths. One connected response.
Find your role ↗Built for responsible response
Animal emergencies are urgent, but personal information, verified participation and clear updates still matter.
Reporter details and exact private addresses should not appear publicly.
Organizations, facilities and professionals can be reviewed before receiving wider access.
Important updates stay connected to the original report, so the response does not disappear after the first alert.

Stay with the rescue
Keep the response visible through every next step.
Starting in Delhi NCR
Kinoodle is currently in development. Our Delhi NCR pilot, planned for October 2026, will bring local rescuers, NGOs, vets, hospitals, transport providers and civic partners together to test the platform in real conditions.
Can a report reach people who are nearby and suited to help?
Can everyone see who has taken the next step?
Can important information stay with the incident as different people become involved?
Can people see what ultimately happened to the animal?
Pilot status
Local help matters
The first Kinoodle network will focus on Delhi, Noida, Gurugram and Faridabad. Starting locally helps us build real relationships, understand local challenges and make the platform useful before expanding.
Partner with us ↗Pilot geography
Four connected cities. One carefully built local network.
Response depends on local availability and circumstances.
Built locally.
Ready to grow.
The Delhi NCR pilot
We are inviting rescuers, NGOs, vets, hospitals, transport providers, resource partners and civic organizations to help shape and test Kinoodle. If you already care for animals or support the people who do, we would like to hear from you.