Portable environmental technology for temporary animal shelter and nourishment in crisis zones.

Project AuraNest: Portable Life-Support for Animals in Crisis Tagline: First Aid for Paws. Deployable shelter and sustenance for animals caught in disaster. The Problem: When earthquakes, floods, or conflict strike, animals are the silent victims. Existing humanitarian aid has a critical gap, leaving them to starve, dehydrate, or spread disease, worsening the public health crisis. The Solution: AuraNest is an all-in-one, portable biosphere. It's a compact kit that deploys into a: · Shelter: Thermally-insulated, weather-resistant dome. · Water & Nutrition: Harvests atmospheric moisture for drinking water and contains nutrient-rich, long-shelf-life food pellets. · Safety: A visible, safe haven that reduces animal stress and the risks they pose. Core Innovation: A self-contained, rapidly deployable system that addresses the entirety of an animal's immediate survival needs—not just one. Its lightweight, modular design is optimized for logistics in chaotic environments. Target Users: International Aid Agencies (IFRC, Red Cross), Animal Welfare NGOs (WWF, IFAW), and Government Disaster Response Teams. Call to Action: "We are seeking prototyping partners, impact investors, and NGO collaborators to bring this life-saving technology from concept to the field. Let's ensure no life is left behind."

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-09-24
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17196001
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Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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Portable environmental technology for temporary animal shelter and nourishment in crisis zones.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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Portable environmental technology for temporary animal shelter and nourishment in crisis zones.

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Abstract

Project AuraNest: Portable Life-Support for Animals in Crisis Tagline: First Aid for Paws. Deployable shelter and sustenance for animals caught in disaster. The Problem: When earthquakes, floods, or conflict strike, animals are the silent victims. Existing humanitarian aid has a critical gap, leaving them to starve, dehydrate, or spread disease, worsening the public health crisis. The Solution: AuraNest is an all-in-one, portable biosphere. It's a compact kit that deploys into a: · Shelter: Thermally-insulated, weather-resistant dome. · Water & Nutrition: Harvests atmospheric moisture for drinking water and contains nutrient-rich, long-shelf-life food pellets. · Safety: A visible, safe haven that reduces animal stress and the risks they pose. Core Innovation: A self-contained, rapidly deployable system that addresses the entirety of an animal's immediate survival needs—not just one. Its lightweight, modular design is optimized for logistics in chaotic environments. Target Users: International Aid Agencies (IFRC, Red Cross), Animal Welfare NGOs (WWF, IFAW), and Government Disaster Response Teams. Call to Action: "We are seeking prototyping partners, impact investors, and NGO collaborators to bring this life-saving technology from concept to the field. Let's ensure no life is left behind."

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Independent Sector (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 29%
Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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