— Where your membership goes
Every membership helps feed a rescue animal, every month.
$0.50 per pet, every month, goes directly to a shared food fund. 100% of it. We pool those dollars, buy quality bags of food, and ship them to volunteer-run rescues. No rounding up. No "up to." Every bag has a dated record below.
— Where your $0.50 goes
Pooled pennies. Real bags. On a rescue's doorstep.
No rounding. No "up to." Every pet on Petlys pools $0.50 into a shared food fund. When enough members give, that fund becomes real bags of food on a volunteer's doorstep.
01
$0.50
/ pet / mo
Set aside from every membership
02
Pooled
community fund
Turned into whole bags of food
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1 bag
on a rescue's doorstep
Shipped to a volunteer-run rescue
— Why no fixed bag count per membership
Food prices, shipping, and rescue partnerships move every quarter, so we won't lock a fixed bag count to a membership. What stays true is the promise: $0.50 of every pet, every month, pooled and spent on real food for rescue animals. What we publish below is what we actually shipped — every bag, dated, with a record.
— The promise
Every membership helps feed a rescue animal. With a record.
Most pet brands say "we give back 10%" and never show the math. We're doing it the other way around: a fixed $0.50 from every pet, every month, pooled and turned into real bags of food for volunteer-run rescues — with a public record for every shipment. Once the first bag ships, this page becomes a quiet public ledger: 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 records. For the people who show up.
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You join Petlys.
A fixed dollar amount from every membership is set aside — not a vague percentage, not a marketing round-up.
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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.
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We publish what we can prove.
Every donation is logged with a date, a rescue name, and a record. If we can't show the proof, we don't show the number.
— 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 records — not logos on a slide.