A community of pet lovers
A beacon guiding
every pet home.
PorchLight helps families find lost pets, welcome adopted pets, and foster animals on their way to forever homes. Privacy-first by default — you decide what gets shared, and with whom.
What PorchLight does
Light a Beacon. Or answer one.
Beacon goes up, and the neighborhood responds. You can light one when your pet needs help, or be the porch that answers when someone else’s does.
Find a lost pet
When your pet goes missing, every minute counts. Light the Beacon — neighbors, shelters, and vets in your area light up to help bring them home.
Report a lost pet →Answer · AdoptionWelcome a new pet
Answer a shelter’s adoption Beacon. Browse adoptable pets across Brevard County, instantly licensed through Pet Parent at adoption.
Coming soon →Answer · FosterFoster a pet
Answer a foster Beacon. Open your porch to a pet on the way home — vetted, supported, and reimbursed through shelter partners.
Coming soon →Answer · NearbyJoin the community
Watch for Beacons nearby. When a pet goes missing in your neighborhood, your phone lights up first — be the porch that brings them home.
Subscribe to alerts →Get started
Light a Beacon
I lost my pet.
Light your Beacon and the neighborhood lights up. We’ll alert nearby shelters, vets, and your neighbors within minutes — and walk you through what to do in the first hour.
Answer a Beacon
View pets needing a home.
Browse adoptable pets across Brevard County. Search by breed, type, distance, or temperament — or upload a photo to find your visual match. Every adoption is instantly licensed through Pet Parent.
Shelter staff, animal control, or 321Techworks team? Admin sign-in →
PorchLight by Pet Parent.
A warm front porch.
Serious infrastructure underneath.
PorchLight is the public, neighborhood face of pet recovery. Beneath it runs Pet Parent — a secure, cross-jurisdictional data engine coordinating municipal shelters, veterinary clinics, and local law enforcement.
Every pet, registered. Every pet, licensed. Every pet, a known member of the community. Pet Parent gives municipalities and shelters the unified record they need — and gives families one place to keep their pet’s health, license, and microchip information current.