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Innovation That Saves Lives

A nationwide rescue + recovery platform connecting shelters, fosters, volunteers, and pet owners through real-time alerts, facial recognition, and one mission: save every pet that can be saved.

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🚀 Where We Are Now

✅ 72-Claim Patent Filed

Patent-pending with serious IP protection — we're not just building, we're protecting.

💻 MVP in Progress

Working with a developer on deferred payment — because he believes in the mission.

🤝 Built with the Rescue Community

Fosters, shelters, and rescuers are helping shape every feature of RescueNet360.

🏆 Ranked #2 Global Startup

Named one of the most promising startups on a leading early-stage platform.

☁️ AWS Is Backing Our Infrastructure

We’re building on the same tech stack trusted by Netflix and NASA — with support, credits, and startup tools from Amazon Web Services.

How RescueNet360 Works

RescueNet360 is a fully integrated pet rescue, recovery, and disaster response network that connects pet owners, shelters, rescues, fosters, volunteers, transporters, donors, and municipalities — all in one place.

At its core is a comprehensive pet ID directory featuring facial recognition, QR collar tags, GPS and geofencing, medical data, and consent logs — everything needed to protect and reunite a pet in real time.

📦 What It Does

Pet goes missing? The owner marks it as lost. Our system calculates how far it could’ve gone and instantly pushes geofenced alerts — called Fifi Alerts — to neighbors and rescues nearby. Think: a virtual search party within minutes.

But it doesn’t stop there. RescueNet360 also manages shelter intake, foster placement, transport coordination, disaster evacuation, medical records, and ownership transfer logs.

It’s one centralized command system — saving time, saving resources, and saving lives.

🔒 Why It’s Different

Other systems rely on microchips or social media. RescueNet360 is built on real-time tech with actual coordination. It's Stripe + 911 + Google Maps — for animals.

Patent-pending. AWS-backed. Designed with the people who live this every day.

🚀 Where We’re Headed

With your support, we’ll finish MVP development, deploy in disaster-prone regions, onboard shelter and rescue partners, and launch the national movement for pet ID.

This is how we stop needless euthanasia. This is how we make sure no pet dies simply because no one showed up in time.

🐾 This Is Personal

I’m Misty Harrison. I built this because no one else had. I’ve worked in software. I’ve cared for people and animals. I’ve stood helpless watching rescues burn out and pets disappear.

Now, I’ve built the system that could’ve saved them — and I’m asking for your help to bring it to life.

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RescueNet360 – Innovation That Saves Lives
Misty Lucas, Founder of RescueNet360

It Started With a Dog I Never Met…

“If you share it… that means she’s really gone.” That moment changed everything.

I kept seeing missing dog posts on Nextdoor — over and over, like digital lost-and-found flyers. But one stood out. An elderly dog had gone missing, and her owner posted relentlessly, day after day, searching and hoping. And I felt it — that ache. That helpless pain of not knowing.

I messaged the owner and offered to go door to door. She gently declined. I think she already knew — deep down — her pup wasn’t coming back.

That moment changed everything. I hadn’t even thought of it that way. I was hoping for a happy ending. But it never came. That’s when something in me shifted.

Because what happens next — for dogs like hers — is unthinkable. They end up in a shelter. Cold. Confused. Hungry. And too often, they’re euthanized. Scared. Alone. Forgotten.

That’s not a peaceful death. That’s a system failure. And I knew I could help fix it. So I started RescueNet360.

No pet should disappear without a chance. No family should wonder if they gave up too soon. And no shelter should have to choose who lives or dies because they’re out of space.

– Misty, Founder of RescueNet360

The System Isn’t Broken. It Just Doesn’t Exist Yet.

Most rescues run on spreadsheets and hope. Owners never update microchip info. Volunteers aren’t mapped or messaged. Fosters are recruited via desperate social media posts.

The result? Pets vanish into the system, unidentified and unreunited. Shelters are left making heartbreaking decisions. It’s not broken — it’s never even been built.