About Save All The Pets

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Giving More Pets A Happy Home

Save All The Pets uses data science to save the lives of dogs and cats. First, we collect data about what traits make pets more likely to be adopted in different locations. Then, we analyze pet profiles and images from across the country, looking at appearance, age, and size. Finally, we move animals to where they’re statistically more likely to be adopted.

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Collect Data

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Move Pets

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Save Lives

Our Story

Where did we come from? How did this all happen?

 

It started when our founder, Michael Suttles, was doing research on pets to analyze using data science. The more he dug, the more data he discovered online about shelters and euthanasia rates.

 

Michael started talking to dozens of people in animal rescue — from tiny rescues to municipal shelters, from animal control officers to executives at large national organizations. Had anyone considered using a neural network on the data? He discovered that he could do more for animals with cutting-edge technology. He was shocked that not only were people inside and outside of animal rescue receptive to his ideas, but over and over, the response was the same: “How can I help?”

 

Things started coming together. Online data just wasn’t good enough, so Michael found a better source. He started tackling the transport aspect and other pieces, working with people in shelters and national organizations to make sure his plans would work.

 

Save All The Pets came into being. We’re a new organization, but our vision is broad. Why can’t advanced technology and data science help animals all across the United States? Why not the entire world? The answer is: it can, and we’re making it happen.

Our Story

Where did we come from? How did this all happen?

 

It started when our founder, Michael Suttles, was doing research on pets to analyze using data science. The more he dug, the more data he discovered online about shelters and euthanasia rates.

 

Michael started talking to dozens of people in animal rescue — from tiny rescues to municipal shelters, from animal control officers to executives at large national organizations. Had anyone considered using a neural network on the data? He discovered that he could do more for animals with cutting-edge technology. He was shocked that not only were people inside and outside of animal rescue receptive to his ideas, but over and over, the response was the same: “How can I help?”

 

Things started coming together. Online data just wasn’t good enough, so Michael found a better source. He started tackling the transport aspect and other pieces, working with people in shelters and national organizations to make sure his plans would work.

 

Save All The Pets came into being. We’re a new organization, but our vision is broad. Why can’t advanced technology and data science help animals all across the United States? Why not the entire world? The answer is: it can, and we’re making it happen.

Join the effort to make sure every pet has a loving home.

Leadership

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Michael Suttles

Founder & CEO

A data scientist and former intelligence analyst, Michael started Save All The Pets when he discovered that he could use data science to save animals’ lives in a targeted, smart way. Also founded Doggy Data Zone with studies about dogs, and comedy site True Dog Facts.

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Kat Peterson

Treasurer

Kat Peterson is an animal welfare advocate and cherishes the important role all pets play in our lives. Kat is a Certified Public Accountant in the state of Texas who joined the organization as Treasurer. She is a parent to three adorable cats.

Advisory Board

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Heather Allen

Heather Allen is the President, CEO, and co-founder of HALO Animal Rescue in Phoenix, Arizona. Heather has earned her CAWA certification, making her part of an elite group of Animal Welfare Administrators committed to excellence.

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Tom Van Winkle

Tom is the Executive Director of Hinsdale Humane Society, which operates the Tuthill Family Pet Rescue & Resource Center in the metro-Chicagoland area. He has been following his passion of helping animals for 22 years.

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Jennifer Gooding

Jennifer Gooding has over 17 years of experience in PR and nonprofit management, including the ASPCA of Los Angeles. Since opening Narwhal Media Group, she has achieved tens of millions of ROI for nonprofits and companies. Jennifer has two rescued cats and a rescued German Shepherd mix.

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