People considering pet adoptions are consistently encouraged to adopt shelter pets to keep the animal population numbers down. For example, the ASPCA estimates that about 7.6 million companion animals have entered shelters in the U.S. every year. Because selecting a pet can be overwhelming, adopters may resort to buying from a breeder due to a more simple process. My solution for this cause is ResQ, an usability-focused website to unite pet adopters with pet shelters in their area that works in the style of a dating site. On the site, one will be able to enter information about them, creating the user’s profile. A pet profile is also made by the organization that houses it. Once the user takes the quiz, he or she is matched with a pet, and can view more details on the matched pet. Whether the users consist of an individual or a family, he/she/they can then comfortably adopt the pet knowing they have made an informed decision. The website’s focus on rescued animals is done in efforts to control pet population, give these animals a well deserved home, and prevent possible euthanization.