Our social responsibility commitment

5% of our revenue stands with animals whose voices go unheard.

diji.pet commits 5% of monthly net service revenue to Haçiko Association. It is entirely funded from our own revenue, documented, and open to the public.

This is not a fundraising campaign. We never collect donations from users.

Our support promise

5%

of monthly net service revenue

Transferred regularly to Haçiko Association and published with supporting documents.

How it works

A simple, measurable, public commitment.

  1. 01

    diji.pet provides services and earns revenue

    Pet owners and professionals use the platform, and diji.pet earns its ordinary business revenue.

  2. 02

    We set aside 5% from our own budget

    Every month, 5% of net service revenue excluding VAT is allocated without adding any donation fee to customers.

  3. 03

    We donate to Haçiko and publish the records

    The amount is transferred to Haçiko Association and each donation is documented publicly with a bank receipt or donation receipt.

Support Ledger

Every transfer will be visible here.

Each record will show the period, calculation basis, recipient, amount, purpose, and receipt. The ledger is updated after each completed donation.

The first support record will appear after the first completed revenue period.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a fundraising campaign?

No. It is a unilateral social-responsibility commitment funded entirely from diji.pet's own revenue. We do not collect donations from users or visitors.

Do you charge me an extra donation fee?

No. No donation share is added to services or subscriptions; the amount comes from diji.pet's own revenue.

What is the 5% calculated from?

It is based on monthly net service revenue excluding VAT.

How can I verify the support?

The Support Ledger publishes each donation's date, amount, purpose, and supporting receipt.

Who receives the support?

Our regular monthly support goes to the formally established Haçiko Association, which helps animals with food, treatment, neutering, and rehabilitation.

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