Fewer dogs returned for being left alone
In a University of Florida survey of more than 22,000 adopters, about 1 in 4 dog adopters reported separation distress in the first month. Give every adopter a personal plan for the first 14 days of alone time, free, from your rescue.
- Step 1We send you one link
A link with your rescue's name on it, for adoption packs, follow-up emails or your website.
- Step 2Adopters take a 2-minute check
Questions about what the dog does around being left alone, plus how long they're usually away.
- Step 3They get the full plan free
A personal 14-day practice plan with daily absence times, what to do after a bad day, a printable tracker, and clear signs for when to call a vet or trainer.
- • No cost, no contract, no setup. Stop any time.
- • Adopters don't need an account. We never sell or share their details.
- • Monthly count of how many of your adopters used it, if you'd like one.
Or just reply to my email. I set up each link by hand, usually the same day.
See exactly what adopters get: try the check and the full plan.
Source: University of Florida Shelter Medicine Program, “Shelter to Home: Surveys of Early Post-Adoption Experiences with More Than 22,000 Dog and Cat Adopters” (2026). AnimaSense is built by Lin, a founder, not a trainer or vet. The plan follows the gradual-absence method used by certified separation-anxiety trainers and points adopters to a vet or certified trainer when signs are severe.