Receipts are public
Approved entries show the pet story, review status, bounty status, and transaction link when paid.
Human reviewed adoption receipts
How RescueReceipts works
Adopt a pet, post public video proof, submit the link, and let a human reviewer turn the story into a transparent receipt. If bounty funds are available, approved adopters may receive a small SOL starter reward.
Built on Solana
Public X post
Tag @RescueReceipts so reviewers can find and verify the story.
Short video
Photos are useful, but a video is required for the core proof.
Solana wallet
Use a wallet you control. Approved bounty payments are sent manually.
The flow
From adoption story to public receipt
The project works best when the proof is easy to understand at a glance. Keep the post public, make the pet visible, and give reviewers enough context to approve confidently.
- 1
Adopt responsibly
Start with a real shelter or rescue adoption. Be ready for food, vet care, training, time, and long-term responsibility.
- 2
Post public video proof
Share a short public video on X that clearly shows your new pet, tags @RescueReceipts, and names the pet.
- 3
Submit the receipt request
Paste your post URL, wallet address, pet details, and optional shelter context into the submission form.
- 4
Human review checks it
A reviewer checks that the post is public, the adoption appears real, the proof is not duplicated, and the wallet pattern is not abusive.
- 5
A public receipt appears
Approved submissions become transparent adoption receipts and can be shown in the Adoption Park.
- 6
A bounty may be sent
If the active pool has funds, a small SOL starter bounty can be sent manually and linked to the public receipt.
Proof guide
Make review easy
Think of your post as the public receipt seed. It does not need to be polished, but it does need to be clear, public, and honest.
Good proof
- A short video introducing the adopted pet
- A public X post tagging @RescueReceipts
- The pet's name in the post or submission
- Shelter or rescue context when you are comfortable sharing it
- Optional paperwork with private information redacted
- A real note about why you adopted
What gets declined
- Private, deleted, or inaccessible posts
- Photo-only posts with no video
- Unclear pet footage or no adoption context
- Reused, stolen, or AI-generated pet content
- Buying from breeders instead of adopting
- Wallet-farming or duplicate submission patterns
- Unredacted personal documents
- Posts that encourage irresponsible adoption
After approval
Transparent receipts, careful bounty handling
RescueReceipts is designed to reward real adoption stories without turning pets into a farming mechanic.
Bounties are limited
The pool changes over time. Approval does not guarantee a fixed amount or any payment.
Payments are manual
There are no auto-payouts. Manual review protects the pool and keeps the receipts credible.
Important: adopt because you are ready to care for an animal. Bounties are small starter rewards, not payment for pet ownership and not a reason to adopt before you are prepared.
Quick answers
The details most people need before submitting.
Do I need adoption paperwork?
No. Paperwork can help, but do not expose private information. A public video post is the required proof signal.
Can I submit a pet I already adopted?
Yes, if you can make a fresh public video post and explain the adoption clearly.
How long does review take?
Reviews are manual, so timing depends on queue size and proof quality. Clear public posts are fastest to check.
Is RescueReceipts a shelter?
No. RescueReceipts is a public proof and starter-bounty project, not a shelter, rescue, veterinary provider, or adoption agency.
Ready to create a receipt?
Make the public post first, then submit the URL and wallet. A reviewer will take it from there.