— Where your membership goes
A quiet promise: your pet's story helps feed the people who show up.
Every Petlys membership funds 3 meals a month for the volunteers and rescuers who give up their time to keep shelter pets fed. No rounding up. No "up to." A fixed, countable number per member, every month, forever.
— Bag math
One membership. One bag. Ten days a rescuer doesn't worry.
No rounding. No "up to." Here's the math, drawn on the back of a napkin — the way we'd explain it to a friend.
01
$9
/ month
Your membership
02
$0.50
set aside
Fixed. Every month.
03
1 bag
50 lb
Shipped to a rescue
04
100
meals
≈ 10 days of dinners
— Scale it
10
members
1 bag / mo
≈ 100 meals
100
members
10 bags / mo
≈ 1,000 meals
1,000
members
100 bags / mo
≈ 10,000 meals
Math: 50 lb bag ≈ 200 cups ≈ 100 meals at 2 cups each. A medium rescue dog eats roughly 3 cups a day, so one bag ≈ 10 days fed.
— The promise
Real meals. Real receipts. For the people who give up their time.
Most pet brands say "we give back 10%" and never show the math. We're doing it the other way around: a fixed dollar amount from every membership, converted to meals for volunteer-run rescues each month, with a public receipt. The moment the first bag ships, this page turns into a live counter — dated, sourced, and impossible to fudge.
Until then, no vanity numbers. No inflated "up to" claims. Just the commitment.
— How it works
Simple math. Public receipts. For the people who show up.
- 01
You join Petlys.
A fixed dollar amount from every membership is set aside — not a vague percentage, not a marketing round-up.
- 02
We send bags to rescuers.
Each month those dollars turn into real bags of food shipped straight to the volunteers and rescuers who feed shelter pets every day.
- 03
The counter ticks up.
Every donation is logged with a date, a rescue name, and a receipt. The number on this page is the number we can prove.
— Our partner
Choosing carefully.
We're vetting volunteer-run rescues whose work we trust. When we announce them, it'll be with names, links, and receipts — not logos on a slide.