Clear records build long-term trust.
PurePetNet aims to keep donation use simple, readable, and practical so supporters can understand how funds are directed.
What we report
Donation income
Monthly summaries may show total received donations and the types of support funded during that period.
Support categories
Spending may be grouped into pet food, sterilization help, basic treatment, transport, emergency care, and humane end-of-life support.
Privacy-first stories
Updates may describe cases without publishing private details about families, rescuers, exact addresses, or vulnerable people.
Donation use principles
- Funds should support clear animal welfare needs.
- Small donations are pooled together for practical support.
- Support may go to temporary rescue, community pet food points, hardship pet families, or basic stray pet treatment.
- Sterilization help may be arranged through designated service locations when support is available.
- Every request depends on available funds and local service access.
PurePetNet is a small donation project. Unless stated otherwise, donors should not assume it is a registered charity or that donations are tax-deductible.
Current transparency format
Family support
Small transferred contributions toward pet food, vet invoices, sterilization, or urgent hardship cases.
Stray pet care
Basic treatment, medication, desexing, vaccination, transport, and emergency invoices.
End-of-life care
Veterinary assessment and humane euthanasia support for severely ill animals when recovery is not realistic.