Why EASApp™ is Important Now More Than Ever

Disasters are far too common

Volunteer-run emergency pet shelters need support 

 

Climate change has brought on more disaster emergencies. Today, these disasters are far too common, making disaster preparedness critical. 

Intuitive and easy-to-use, the EASApp™ offers a way to help prepare and train volunteers for such disasters. With EASApp™, shelter volunteers can hit the ground running, confident and ready to care for pets and manage an emergency shelter, when the time comes.

 


Meet EASApp™

The Emergency Animal Shelter App to Save Pet Lives

And Help Communities Prepare for Disasters 

 

DART Command Central  EASADARTCC’s Emergency Animal Shelter App (EASApp™) offers vital solutions for disaster volunteers and the communities in which they serve. 

Developed as an operational platform, EASApp™ was created for disaster animal response teams and built with volunteers in mind. EASApp™ offers a seamless system that gathers critical data in an emergency, yet is disguised as a simple-to-use interface volunteers can quickly pick up and learn. This means that when a disaster strikes, volunteers can launch the app at a moment’s notice and hit the ground running, efficiently and confidently meeting the needs of displaced pets and their people. 

EASApp™’s tools and functions let volunteers focus on the safety and care of animals – all from a laptop, tablet or smartphone. 

  • Animals: View and manage an animal’s profile
  • Daily Care: Easily document the care provided to each animal
  • Medical Care: See a list of animals that need medical attention
  • Owners: View and manage owner profiles
  • Teams: Manage members and team profile
  • Home: View active deployments and team memberships

Learn more about the details and solutions EASAppTM offers.   Download the EASAppTM Info SheetEASAppTM

 

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DARTCC is a 501c3 nonprofit organization and donations are tax deductible.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DARTCC’s Vision for EASApp™

As a nonprofit organization, DARTCC has acquired generous grant funding and donations to begin the development of the Emergency Animal Shelter App. And we have big plans in store to enhance EASApp™’s features and tools.

At its full potential, EASApp™ offers an intuitive solution that standardizes volunteer emergency pet sheltering procedures. By collecting data and implementing the information, EASApp™ takes a systematic approach that provides further training, guidance, and assistance to organizations. 

Want to get involved? Contact info@dartcc.org to learn more about how to become a founding or sustaining sponsor.

DARTCC’s plans for the Future Modules:

  • Scheduling
  • Contacts
  • Reports
  • Inventory
  • Money
  • Resources
  • Training

With these data-driven tools, EASApp™ establishes safe protocols and all-around life-saving capabilities. 

But to add these functions, we must secure more funding and additional support. 

 

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Latest News

  • DARTCC RECEIVES $40,000 GRANT

    DARTCC RECEIVES $40,000 GRANT

    Emergency Animal Shelter App Developer Receives Grant from an Animal Welfare Foundation Waterbury, VT – August 5, 2024 – DART Command Central, a nonprofit who is developing a mobile app to help communities prepare for disasters and manage temporary emergency pet shelters, is pleased to announce a second grant from The Irving and Phyllis Millstein Foundation for Animal Welfare, for $40,000. The Foundation is ‘An Animal-Centered Philanthropy®,’ and among its giving priorities are grants for animal relocation, care, and shelter support during emergencies.
  • DARTCC is headed to the NASAAEP 2024 Summit!

    DARTCC is headed to the NASAAEP 2024 Summit!

     DARTCC is headed to the NASAAEP 2024 Summit! Attend our workshop presentation: Train on EASApp: The Emergency Animal Shelter App, Beta Tested During Vermont Floods.