It’s super easy to create a pet profile on Bleppy.
All you need to start is a Bleppy account and a phone, and you’re ready to go!
You can create profile for:
- adoptable pets
- missing pets
- found pets
The process is pretty much the same for all three types. However, depending on the status of the pet, you’ll need to provide more or less information about it.
1. Click on the plus button and select “pet”
If you’re not logged in, you’ll be prompted to do so before seeing the pet button.
2. Set up pet expenses (optional)
When adding a pet, you’ll be prompted to list the estimated amount you spend monthly with this pet.
Remember that the total cannot be more than $1,000.
You can set the expenses later by editing the pet profile. However, only pets with listed expenses can receive donations.
If you don’t want to set up expenses for your pet, press “NEXT”.
3. Fill out pet’s information
The next page will ask you about your pet.
All this information is important for 3 main reasons:
- Potential adopters can make an informed decision, which can help to avoid returns;
- Users can filter pets better;
- Users don’t need to contact you to find out the same basic information over and over, which can save you some time.
4. Verify your pet (optional)
After saving your pet, we’ll be taken to the verification screen, where you can verify your pet by taking a picture of it.
This step is optional.
However, if you do decide to verify your pet, it will have a “Verified Badge” on its profile.
This badge was thought as a way to give potential adopters and donors more security.
Best practices: create a pet profile on Bleppy that brings joy!
Please, DO NOT use inappropriate pictures of your pets to try getting more donations.
Families, including kids, will be searching for adoptable pets on the app and we don’t want to scare them.
If your pet is ill or in bad shape, use the “history” field to tell people why your pet needs help instead of posting pictures that might be too shocking for the public.
Use kindness and cuteness to get donations instead of shame, blame, or any negative feelings.
