Our Mission

Keep Companion Animals Safe, Healthy, Identified, and at Home.

Our mission is to build and operate free technology, charitable programs, and partnerships that improve animal welfare, protect companion animals, and support the people and institutions that care for them.

Family reunited with their dog at a community recovery hub

Our Core Purpose

How We Pursue the Mission

Our work is organized around four practical responsibilities. Because the Foundation is new, current program status is published separately from our goals.

Reunification

Develop pet-identification, microchip-registration, and lost-pet coordination tools that help families, shelters, rescues, and veterinarians share useful information.

Prevention

Prepare partner-delivered programs that expand access to spay/neuter services and other preventive care before a family reaches a crisis point.

Family Support

Design responsible, clearly funded assistance for families at risk of losing a companion animal because of veterinary costs, housing disruption, or hardship.

One Health

Publish original research and education that recognizes how animal health, human wellbeing, and community conditions affect one another.

Current phase

Build Carefully, Then Prove the Work

PROVENIQ Foundation is in its first operating year. We are establishing governance and financial controls, developing technology, recruiting pilot partners, and raising funds for responsible program delivery in West Virginia.

We will not claim a service is live, publish a program photograph, or report an outcome until the activity has occurred and can be documented. That distinction matters to the families, partners, donors, and public agencies that must be able to trust our work.

See Current Work and Program Status

What Guides Us

Our Values

These core principles guide every decision we make and every program we support.

Transparency

Open documentation and accessible information for all communities.

Trust

Building reliable systems that families can depend on in times of need.

Accessibility

Ensuring our programs reach underserved communities and those most in need.

Innovation

Leveraging technology for social good and community resilience.

One Health

The systems that protect animals also protect the people and communities around them.