,pomozte nám zachránit více volně žijících zvířecích přátel, která jsou zraněná nebo opuštěná.
Zcela zdarma jsme vyvinuli pro neziskový projekt Zvíře v nouzi, který spadá pod Český svaz ochránců přírody, iOS aplikaci, která podle polohy určuje spádovou záchrannou stanici, aby byla pomoc co nejrychlejší a nejefektivnější. Zachránce může sdílet přesnou polohu, posílat předvyplněné DMS na podporu projektu nebo získat základní info o pomoci v desateru.
Moc děkujeme za vaši pomoc zvířatům, která si v případě zranění nemohou pomoci
Link ke stažení - https://itunes.apple.com/cz/app/zvire-v ... ?ls=1&mt=8
Miroslav Kolc
Zvíře v nouzi 4.10.2
Found an injured or orphaned wild animal? The app uses your location to find the rescue station responsible for your area, and you can call it with a single tap.
Important: rescue stations help wild animals only. They are not for dogs, cats, or farm animals. And not every animal needs human help, so always consult the station first – sometimes the best help is to leave the animal alone.
How it works:
• Tap "Call Rescue" to reach the right station immediately.
• Share your location and send photos of the animal. That way they know where to go and what to expect.
• Sometimes the fastest option is to bring the animal in yourself. Always check with the station first whether that's the right call in your case.
• Stations are listed by distance, but the right one isn't always the closest – look for the red house icon.
• You can also search for any address or place to find the station for a different area.
Rescue stations are nonprofit. You can donate to the central fund or to a specific station directly in the app. Your support helps give more animals a second chance. Thank you.
Important: rescue stations help wild animals only. They are not for dogs, cats, or farm animals. And not every animal needs human help, so always consult the station first – sometimes the best help is to leave the animal alone.
How it works:
• Tap "Call Rescue" to reach the right station immediately.
• Share your location and send photos of the animal. That way they know where to go and what to expect.
• Sometimes the fastest option is to bring the animal in yourself. Always check with the station first whether that's the right call in your case.
• Stations are listed by distance, but the right one isn't always the closest – look for the red house icon.
• You can also search for any address or place to find the station for a different area.
Rescue stations are nonprofit. You can donate to the central fund or to a specific station directly in the app. Your support helps give more animals a second chance. Thank you.
