Managing a pet in Nepal can be challenging, from finding trustworthy caretakers to accessing dependable veterinary care. Addressing these needs, a digital platform called HamroPets brings together essential pet services into a single online hub. Introduced in 2026, the platform is an initiative presented by Adopt a Dog Nepal (ADAN), an animal welfare organization founded in April 2018 that has helped rehome hundreds of animals across the country.
Free Pet Adoption Listings
At its core, HamroPets facilitates animal adoption for dogs, cats, and birds. Users can filter listings based on location and species to browse profiles detailing each pet's name, breed, gender, and medical background—such as vaccination and neutering status. While standard adoption listings remain entirely free of charge, the platform offers optional paid promotions for those seeking wider reach. Interested adopters can directly contact current owners or rescue groups through the portal.
Verified Dog-Walking Services
For busy pet owners unable to maintain regular daily walks, HamroPets features a dedicated dog-walking service directory. Pet owners can evaluate available walkers by service area and starting rates. Sessions last between 45 to 60 minutes and are priced around NPR 300 to NPR 400. For longer-term needs, monthly packages range between NPR 5,000 and NPR 6,500. To ensure security, HamroPets verifies the identity of listed dog walkers using government-issued citizenship cards.
Cage-Free Pet Sitting and Additional Tools
The platform also caters to travelers through home-based, cage-free pet-sitting options. Daytime pet sitting from 9 AM to 5 PM starts at NPR 700 per day, while overnight care ranges between NPR 1,500 and NPR 2,000 per night. Beyond sitting and walking, HamroPets includes a veterinary directory, pet business listings, and a dedicated lost-and-found board to report missing or found animals in Nepal.
