There are millions of homeless, neglected, mistreated and abused animals, especially house-pet in Indonesia. Adoption gives these animals a second chance and home. The number of homeless, neglected, mistreated and abused animals could be reduced if more people adopt pets.

I started the project with online research to learn more by gathering more information for my initial thoughts. About how to adopt pets, and who tends to adopt pets the most. I found that the adoption process is unclear and ambigous

I looked at some pet adoption apps, such as Petfinder, We Rescue. I found that they only provide basic data with a little detail about the pets displayed.

I found that teenager, young adults are less likely to adopt pets. Since a pet adoption mobile app might be a good way to reach out to them. I concluded that we need to design a user-friendly interface, also digitize the entire process.

The goal is to simplify the pet adoption process and making the right match between pet and owner.

To get a better understanding of the overall purchasing process, I mapped a general picture.

In order to simplify the process, I decided to look at each step and underline existing problems.

During this stage, people are left alone to learn about how the shelter works and what are the requirements, steps, processes, etc. to adopt pets.

Prospective adopters must meet several eligibility criteria. The most common are:

1. A potential adopter must live on a property that allows pets 2. Many shelters further require potential adopters to attend training classes

Prospective adopters are also asked to fill out forms to verify they have the right environment and lifestyle and are equipped to take care for pets.

You should consider your lifestyle, living costs, activity level, age, personality, life goals, existing pets, family members, life expectancy, readiness, temperament, etc.

The shelter will make a house visit to approve the data that has been given by the prospective adopter is true.

After passing the application stage and house visit, the potential adopters then go to the shelter to meet one or several pets they are interested in.

To get a better understanding of the overall adoption process, I mapped a general picture of the current adoption process and existing problems.

The onboarding is just explaining and eliminating misunderstandings.

Users must meet these requirements to continue the adoption process.

To make the overall experience far more efficient, we will use all data collected to only display pet users that are suited to their lifestyle.

On the Home screen, users can search for available dogs that fit their lifestyle. As soon as the user taps the heart icon on the dog that they like will be added to the Liked list. The Liked menu shows the number of pets liked and presents a CTA (Apply) button to send a request to meet the prospective pet.

After sending a request to meet a pet that the user likes, the application will guide the user through all the steps by booking an appointment, recommendations for before and after the visit, home visits of potential adopters to verify data and even support after adoption.