Clinic dashboard
Intakes by month — year over year
Donations collected by month
Recently admitted
Recently updated
Shifts needing coverage or below minimum staffing — most urgent first.
Channels
Pick a channel
Every animal in care, organized by enclosure — litters share one card. Tap Done to log a treatment.
QR cage cards
Log a new transport request
Daily Round Sheet
Today at the clinic
On shift today
AM
PM
AM signoff
PM signoff
Critical patient notes
Recent changes & announcements (last 7 days)
Archive
Past Daily Round sheets for review and analysis — click a date to view or print it.
New intake
Report a shortage
Running low on something? Tell the coordinators — it lands on the shopping list and they're notified right away.
Shopping list
Inventory — YTD consumption from care sheets
"Times used" counts completed care tasks this year whose instructions mention the item's keywords (nursery formula also counts logged feedings). It's a trend signal, not a stock count.
Recently handled
Calendar management — standard shifts
Which weekdays run the standard 9–1 and 1–5 shifts.
Extended shift season (4–8 pm)
The later shift runs only within this date range — e.g. baby season, May 1 to Oct 1.
Days the extended shift runs:
Sensitive — handle personally
Losses and animals marked "handle manually". Pre-filled with the standard compassionate notice — review, make it personal, then send each one yourself. These are never sent automatically.
Outcome updates awaiting review
Auto-generated when a sponsored animal reaches a disposition. Sponsors see the outcome, never treatment detail. Releases on animals set to "automated" have already gone out on their own.
Active sponsors
An animal can have any number of sponsors — every one of them receives its updates.
Impact email — "since your donation…"
Tell donors how many animals have been helped since their gift. Each donor gets their own numbers, measured from their donation date. Nothing sends until you press Send.
Push a special update
Send good news between outcomes — a photo, a milestone.
The compassionate notice is the standard wording for a loss — insert it, personalize it, and send when you're ready.