Wildlife Sanctuary & Conservation Website Development

Each animal profile has a "Sponsor This Animal" button tied to Stripe recurring subscriptions. Sponsors pick a tier — $15, $30, or $50/month — and from there it's automatic: monthly photo updates hit their inbox, an annual certificate gets generated, and their name appears on the public sponsor wall. Your staff's only job is uploading a photo and a couple of sentences. The system handles who gets what.

Yes. Sanity includes a dedicated animal profile content type — fields for name, species, photos, video, backstory, current health status, sponsorship tier, all of it. Staff update profiles through a visual editor, no developer needed. When a new profile goes live, the species directory picks it up automatically and generates its own SEO-optimized page with structured data for Google.

Stripe detects where a visitor is and shows prices in their currency — USD, GBP, EUR, or AUD. You get paid in yours. We set currency-specific amounts so your $30/month tier displays as £24 or €27. No one's doing conversion math in their head before deciding whether to sponsor. Tax receipts adjust by country where the rules require it.

Registered conservation charities — 501(c)(3) or international equivalent — qualify for subsidized pricing. That covers a custom Next.js site with up to 25 animal profiles, sponsorship subscriptions, multi-currency donations, CMS training, and 30 days of post-launch support. Virtual tours, programmatic species pages, and the merchandise store are add-ons, or they're bundled into the standard $10–25K tier depending on what you need.

For indoor spaces and enclosures, we use Matterport 3D walkthroughs. Open habitats get drone footage embedded directly on habitat or animal pages. Tours load progressively so they don't drag down your page speed, and they work as standalone shareable links for social campaigns too. Already have Matterport scans? We embed them directly. Don't have them yet? We can help coordinate production.

A field staffer jots down a few bullet points — an animal came in underweight, gained 400 grams this week, started eating on its own. They drop that into a simple CMS form. Claude turns it into a structured, emotionally resonant story draft with SEO baked in. Your communications person reads it, makes any edits, hits publish. What used to take three hours takes fifteen minutes. Your blog stays active. Your staff don't burn out writing.