Mayday

Rescue Operations Command Center—not another lost pet app.

Pet Command

Rescue Operations Command Center

When a pet goes missing, every second counts. Mayday connects pet owners, finders, volunteers, shelters, and vets into a coordinated response network. This isn't a digital bulletin board—it's an operations command center with real coordination infrastructure.

Live Pilot: West Virginia — Greenbrier & Kanawha Counties

What Makes Us Different

  • Offline-First: Works without cell signal in rural areas
  • Trained Volunteer Dispatch: Certified responders, not random strangers
  • Medical Triage & ER Routing: Injured animals go to vets, not Facebook
  • Transport Coordination: Relay drivers moving pets to safety

6-Tier Escalation Protocol

  • T0: Draft (initial report creation and validation)
  • T1-T2: Local alerts via push, email, SMS
  • T3: Responder network (delivery drivers, municipal staff)
  • T4: Public displays (gas stations, billboards, kiosks)
  • T5: Regional crisis mode for disasters

Known Before Lost

  • 9-step pre-registration captures everything for rapid recovery
  • 3 required photos: full body, face close-up, unique feature
  • Behavior flags: "May bolt if chased," "Friendly to strangers"
  • Microchip linkage for verified identity

How It Fits

  • Pairs with ShelterOS for shelter-side intake and case operations
  • Pairs with VetOS for clinical partners and continuity of care
  • Anchors outcomes to LifeLog for court-admissible audit trails
  • Uses Pet Command Teleport to import historical pet records
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For County Governments

Implement Mayday in Your County

West Virginia counties can formally adopt Mayday at no cost through a simple resolution. This authorizes animal control officers, 911 dispatch, and county websites to participate in the statewide network.

No Cost Implementation

Free for counties, officers, and residents. No contracts or IT infrastructure required.

Legal Authority

Authorized under WV Code §19-20, §7-1-14, and §19-20-6a for county animal control.

Automated Reporting

Receive dashboards with case volume, recovery rates, and response metrics.

Download Resolution Template