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Opening to our first breedersThe Go-Home Gift

Give every family a better first year.

When a puppy goes home, you send his family Pawly as a gift. They're set up before the first night, with your notes on his breed, birth date and food already in.

  • Hobby breeders
  • Small kennels
  • Shelters and rescues
A woman sits on her living room floor, laughing, as a litter of young puppies climbs over her.

How go-home day goes now

The handover is quick. The questions last for weeks.

Families leave with a folder and a lot of love. The questions start that first night, and most of them land on your phone.

  1. Pickup day, 11 am

    The handover

    YouYou hand over a folder: his food, his shots, a blanket from the litter.

    The familyThis is so helpful. We'll read it all tonight.

  2. Night one, 2:10 am

    The first night

    YouYour phone buzzes. Then it buzzes again.

    The familyHe won't stop crying in the crate. Is that normal? What do we do?

  3. Month 3

    The quiet

    YouYou wonder how he's doing. The photos stopped a while ago.

    The familySorry, it's been a lot! He's great, we promise.

ComingThe breeder side is in development.

Set it up once. Pawly does go-home day.

You add each family once. On pickup day, Pawly sends them your gift, with what you know about him already in.

  1. You add the family.

    Type in the buyer's email and pickup date. Or tuck a QR card into the puppy pack, and they scan it when they get home.

  2. Pawly arrives on go-home day.

    The family gets Pawly as a gift from you. Your notes on his breed, birth date and food are already filled in, so they're set up before the first night.

  3. You hear how he's growing.

    If the family says yes, his milestones and photos come back to you. No chasing.

For Maple Hill

Juniper slept through the night

Her family shared a milestone and two photos.

Shared with the family's OK.

ComingExample breeder.

What's in it for you.

Your puppies get a good start with your name on it, and less of the 2 am worry lands on your phone.

You earn for every family that joins
When a family you send joins Pawly, you earn. You'll have the terms in writing before you send a single gift. [PLACEHOLDER: breeder earnings terms, Zane and Jake decide. No amounts on the page until approved]
Fewer panicked texts
Night-one questions get a calm answer and a plan, at any hour. Anything urgent, Pawly tells them to call their vet.
The updates you always ask for
With the family's OK, you see his milestones and photos as they happen. They can stop sharing any time.
ComingA waitlist and go-home packet tool
Free for breeders in the program: your waitlist and your go-home packet, in one place. [PLACEHOLDER: not built yet, Jake confirms scope]
Pawly's clay pup asleep on a cushion in his crate, a small star night-light beside him.

Why we're doing this

Every puppy deserves a good first year, wherever he came from.

A puppy can go home from a breeder, a shelter or a rescue. The gift works the same way for each of them: the people who know him best send him off with a plan.

Shelters and rescues are welcome too

Fair questions.

Who can join?

We're starting with a small group of breeders, shelters and rescues, and we talk to each one first. [PLACEHOLDER: who qualifies for the program, Zane and Jake decide]

What does the family get?

Pawly, with your notes on him already in, from his first night home. [PLACEHOLDER: what the gift includes and for how long, Zane and Jake decide]What the gift includes will be set with our first breeders, before anyone sends one.

How much will I earn?

The terms aren't set yet. You'll see them in writing before you send a single gift.

Do families have to share updates with me?

No. Milestones and photos reach you only if the family says yes, and they can stop any time. [PLACEHOLDER: consent wording, counsel review]

Does Pawly replace their vet?

No. Pawly helps with the everyday questions of the first year. It doesn't diagnose, and anything urgent goes to their vet.

Opening to our first breeders

Be one of our first breeders.

We're opening the Go-Home Gift to a small group first. Tell us about your puppies and how go-home day works for you. Zane or Jake will write back to you themselves.

[Founder photo: Zane]
ZaneDesign, product and creative
[Founder photo: Jake]
JakeEngineering and AI

Prefer email? jake@pawlytechnologies.com

Thanks. It's with the founders.

Goes to Zane and Jake.