Wildfire alerts, rebuilt • Alerts now cover only your evacuation plans, organizations you manage and places you watch, not every fire in your region. • Fewer false alarms: a single satellite hot spot (often a farm burn or a flare) no longer triggers an alert. • Wildfire alerts are now opt-in. To keep receiving them, turn them on in Settings → Wildfire Alerts. Clearer settings • Switches are orange when on and grey when off. • Tap the ⓘ next to any switch to see what it does. Organizations • Choose more than one mission for your organization. • Adding an organization from its website now fills in more details by reading its About and Contact pages. Fixes • Fixed a crash when returning to the app from a link, such as after a donation or phone sign-in. • Fixed Help sometimes not opening. • Fixed a crash after changing your phone number. • Security and stability improvements.

YOUR ACCOUNT, BETTER PROTECTED Signed-in devices. See every device signed in to your account, each named by what it actually is, and sign any of them out. Signing a device out now truly ends its session instead of leaving it working for days. Primary device. Make your phone the one device that can never be signed out remotely — not even by someone who knows your password. Moving primary status needs a code emailed to you. Sign-in alerts. You're notified whenever your account is signed in to from a device that isn't your primary one, so an unfamiliar sign-in doesn't go unnoticed. Change your phone number. Your number can be used to sign in, so changing it is now treated as seriously as changing your password: it takes your primary device, your password, and a code texted to the new number. Your old number and your email are both told when it happens. Two-factor authentication. Add an authenticator app to your account. Public or shared computers. Tick the box when signing in somewhere that isn't yours and the session ends automatically after about half a day. IN YOUR LANGUAGE Security emails and texts — new-device sign-ins, password reset codes, phone number changes, verification codes — now arrive in the language you use the app in, across all 23 languages, instead of always in English. FIXES • Tapping a notification opens the app again • Help opens again • Signing out no longer leaves you stranded, and no longer shows the previous account's information • "Sign out everywhere" no longer reports itself as someone else signing you out • The "verify your email" prompt stops reappearing once you've verified • A changed phone number shows immediately instead of reverting • Delete account and two-factor setup are no longer dead buttons • Changing your password no longer breaks the screen • Community and Events "new since you last looked" badges survive a restart • Optional legal name at sign-up for volunteers • Clearer wording throughout the account and security screens, and fewer technical error messages

GET HELP WITHOUT AN ACCOUNT Describe what's happening in your own words and the app opens the right report for you — no sign-up. Verify a phone number and your alert reaches nearby volunteers, who can text you back on it. Would rather not verify? Get a list of rescue organisations near you to call directly instead. Create an account later with the same number and the alert is waiting in My Alerts. WORKS WHERE THE SIGNAL DOESN'T Rescue work happens in places coverage doesn't reach. Volunteer status changes, evacuation steps and new alerts now queue on your device and send themselves the moment you're back online. An amber dot marks anything still waiting. NOW IN 22 LANGUAGES, THROUGHOUT Screens that used to fall back to English — Assignments, the SOS panel, donations and more — are fully translated. EVACUATION TASKS SIT WITH YOUR OTHER WORK An evacuation task is an assignment, so it now appears on the Assignments page next to your routes, transports and Rescue Command work, with a badge showing how many you have. CLEARER FORMS AND BUTTONS Every "Next" looks the same everywhere now: outlined and grey while something required is still missing, solid orange once the report is ready. Species and a description are required, so responders receive something they can act on. Delete confirmations are red, so they can never be mistaken for Save. ALSO IN THIS RELEASE • Reporting an injured animal you have found is part of Found Animal, so it reaches both the possible owner and medically trained volunteers • Microchip lookup moved into the describe box — type or paste a chip number • Backing out of the map picker used to leave Next doing nothing at all; it now tells you a location is needed • Signing out from Settings closes Settings • Buttons and labels meet accessibility contrast standards in both light and dark mode

This is a big update for iPhone — it brings you everything from the last three releases. EVACUATIONS ARE CLEARER UNDER PRESSURE The evacuation dashboard has been rebuilt around the moment you actually use it. It now says EVACUATE NOW — on screen, in your alerts, and in push notifications — so there is never any doubt what is being asked. One calm status header replaces the competing banners, All Clear stays within reach instead of scrolling away, and the actions that reach everyone at once sit with your roster where you expect them. Volunteer progress still reads Evacuating once each person confirms they are moving, so you can see your team's real state at a glance. Teams can now register for a whole evacuation plan, and task counts match what the dashboard shows. ALERTS THAT REACH FURTHER Sharing a lost or at-risk animal now carries a full description — including colour — uses the animal's name, and reaches a wider audience. Every detail is labelled, the shared page reads as a proper card, and when an animal is found the post is retracted automatically. You also get your own link to the alert you created. HELP NEARBY Nearby help now shows rescue organisations that might be able to take an animal, registered ones first, with the phone one tap away — and always a 24-hour vet. LOST AND FOUND, GUIDED New guided help for wildlife and injured animals points you to the right kind of alert, and lost and found reports are now matched against each other. ORGANISATIONS Shelters and rescues can import an animal roster from a CSV no matter what the columns are called, review what was read before anything is added, fix any row that needs attention, and undo an import. Organisation profiles pick up logos and details from your website automatically. EVENTS Events can now be online as well as in person, with an audience you choose, and can repeat on a schedule. QUIETER AND MORE RELIABLE You stay signed in for up to a year. Notifications arrive in the app as well as on your lock screen. Location accuracy is improved, and crash reporting is more accurate. Confirmation messages now behave properly on iOS. Every language in the app has been fully translated, and the app tells you plainly when a newer version is available. Plus dozens of smaller fixes across My Alerts, animal rosters, organisation logos and evacuation plans.

Rescue farther and coordinate better in version 1.0.4: • Online & wider-reach events — host virtual events or target volunteers across specific states, countries, or the whole world, not just your local area. • Repeating events — schedule an event to recur every few weeks until an end date, and volunteers see each occurrence. • RSVP notifications — event organizers are now notified the moment someone RSVPs. • Rescue Command upgrades — evacuation pickup locations now appear on the command map, transport assignments can carry per-stop notes (like "pick up 3 horses"), and responder availability and vehicle type are clearer at a glance. • Route assignments in your notifications — receive transport routes as in-app notifications and jump straight to turn-by-turn navigation. • Organization profiles — set your area of operations and control how your address is shown. • Smoother sign-in — stay signed in longer, with an easier email and phone verification flow. • Performance improvements and bug fixes. Thank you for helping rescue animals in need.

This update restores reliable sign-in and messaging, and brings new tools for coordinating rescues. • Fixed a connection problem that could prevent signing in, signing out, or opening chat. • Organization Rescue Command: see your affiliated volunteers on a live map, spot who's on the road by vehicle, and call or message them in one tap. • Emergency evacuation for animal spaces: broadcast open capacity to shelters and fosters — first to accept wins. • Events: RSVP, reminders, and a linked group chat. • A quick guided tour for first-time users. • More dependable on weak or disaster-strained networks. • Accessibility and privacy improvements, plus assorted fixes.

New here? A quick guided tour now shows you around the whole app. It's also easier to connect with the rescue community near you — search for teams and organizations by name, instantly spot the ones you already belong to, and message a team's leaders in a tap. Alerts are now matched to your distance setting, so you only get the ones you can actually help with. The app is now available in 22 languages, with a smoother sign-in and fixes and polish throughout. Thank you for helping animals in need.

This update improves evacuation coordination for standby volunteers: • Coordinators can activate an available standby volunteer to stage, with clear step-by-step instructions and turn-by-turn navigation to the staging location. • Volunteers can step back if they tap a step by mistake. • Assigning a task to a volunteer who's already staged now resumes at their current step instead of restarting. • A volunteer's availability is set by the volunteer and is preserved as they move between standby and assigned tasks. Plus bug fixes and reliability improvements.