Who is joining?
Tell us where you’re headed and which dogs or cats are coming. Talk it through, or type. Going back somewhere you loved? Go there again with the same travelling party.
A little more road. A lot more together.
The best part of the trip is having them there.
Find a lawn for a stretch, a place that welcomes your dog, and a friend at the next stop. A travel companion for the whole journey.
Let’s plan a journey
Room for every kind of stop.
Little hellos. Lasting happiness.
A new friend at the next stop. A happy pet by your side. A happier human behind the wheel. That’s the difference we’re here to make, together.
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Distinct pairs of pets with a positive play report. A little hello that went a long way.
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Dogs and cats with a profile, ready for more places, playmates and happy moments.
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People with a Sniffari account. More opportunities to bring them along and meet someone new.
The journey, nose first
A “pet-friendly” tick doesn’t tell you much. You need to know where the water is, whether the lawn is fenced, and who’s welcome inside.
Tell us where you’re headed and which dogs or cats are coming. Talk it through, or type. Going back somewhere you loved? Go there again with the same travelling party.
Discover stays, food, pit stops, off-leash sniffaris and pet care. Look for the practical details: size limits, water, seating, lead rules and fees. And see which pet friends are already at a stop.
Keep the stops you like and skip the ones you don’t. Found a quiet patch of grass worth sharing? Suggest it for the next person travelling this way.
Dog · 3 years · 32 kg
Welcomed back at
9 of 10 places
A little record of a life on the road.
A familiar face at the next front desk
A passport brings your dog or cat’s photo, details and verified visits together. Check in when you arrive, or let it happen by itself once you’ve settled in for a couple of minutes. Share it with a host through a link that lasts fifteen minutes.
As hosts get to know them, their welcome standing tells a simple story: how many places would welcome them back.
Meet the passportNew here? Welcome standing appears after visits to three places. We never infer temperament from breed.

Dogs, cats, and the people they bring
Switch on nearby mode for the walk around the block. See the pets and stops close by, and get a quiet word when there’s a good match nearby. It switches itself off after four hours.
Every stop shows the pet friends who are there right now, with reasons and what we still don’t know. A helpful introduction — you decide whether to say hello.
The places you visited. The friends they met. The little moments that made the trip. Keep them in a weekly recap, and look back through the month’s journal.
A match is a suggestion, not a safety guarantee. Always check the setting and supervise introductions. Nearby mode only shares what you switch on, and a route you choose to record stays private to you.
For the people who open the door
Clear policies make for easier arrivals. Let travellers know which animals you welcome, where they can go and what it costs.
After a visit, one simple question helps the next host:
“Would you welcome Milo back?”Explore the app
Wherever the road goes
The next journey starts with “Who is joining?”
Bring them along