To The Rescue! büyüleyici bir köpek barınağı simülasyonudur. Eşsiz köpeklerin bakımını üstlen, bulabildiğin kadar köpeğe doğru evi bul. Barınağı geliştir, salgın hastalıkları kontrol et, köpeklerin tercihlerini öğren; ayrıca gerçek hayattaki hayvan barınaklarına destek olmuş ol!
Key points
- Dog shelter management simulation
- Unique dogs with traits, preferences, and health needs
- Adoption matching, fundraising, upgrades, and donations
- Resource decisions with limited space and daily pressure
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About
About the Game
To The Rescue! is a dog shelter sim where you are responsible for taking care of cute dogs in need of homes. It's not all cuddles: running a shelter is a lot of work. You have to manage all of the dogs' needs in order to maximize their chances of finding the right forever homes.
Each day brings new challenges and rewards. Dogs have specific preferences, can get infectious diseases, and can have negative traits. But you can also hold fundraisers, get random donations, and, if you work hard, help someone find their new best friend. Unfortunately, there's never enough room, and always more dogs.
Support real-world charity
20% of the developer's profit from sales of To The Rescue! goes towards real dog shelters through our charity partner the PetFinder Foundation.
Every Dog is Unique
Each dog is generated with its own traits and preferences to make them distinctive and memorable.
Match dogs with adopter's needs
Adopters will often come into the shelter looking for specific things. Match their preferences to increase the chances of adoption.
Upgrade your shelter
If you end up with some spare funds, you can upgrade the shelter to have deluxe kennels, get help with cleaning or upkeep, and more!
Keep the shelter open
Sometimes it can be tough to afford to take care of all the dogs in the shelter. You'll need to be thrifty and sometimes make tough decisions so that you can keep helping dogs find homes.
Some dogs are more desirable than others, but maybe if you can afford to wait long enough, just maybe, every dog will have their day.
...and yes, of course you can pet the dogs!
