Harbor is a mobile-friendly WordPress theme built specifically for animal rescue organizations. It includes:

• PayPal integration to let you easily collect donations.
• Petfinder integration so you can display your adoptable animals in a beautiful, interactive, mobile-friendly layout.
• High-impact, full-width header images on every page.
• Links to your social media accounts on every page.
• Customizable footer content.
• Calls-to-action after your blog posts.
• Shortcodes to easily add button links, PayPal donation buttons, and dynamic image galleries anywhere on your site.
• The ability to add a custom logo.
• Two color palettes—light and dark.
• Six custom font choices.

Harbor was built to maximize the impact of your animal rescue website.

• It's built for mobile. Mobile-friendly websites generate more revenue than desktop-only sites—even when someone visits from a desktop computer. Harbor works on any device with a web connection.
• It's built for speed. If your site takes more than 3 seconds to load, you could be losing around half of your visitors. Delays of just half a second can cause meaningful decreases in revenue. Harbor was built to get content in front of your supporters as quickly as possible.
• It's built for animal rescue. Easily add a high-impact donation form with PayPal support. Show of your adoptable animals with interactive image galleries and Petfinder integration. Inspire potential donors with beautiful, full-width header images.

Note: to maximize website speed and performance, I'd strongly recommend installing the free ZenCache plugin.

1. Upload Harbor to your site via FTP or the WordPress theme installer.
2. Activate Harbor in the WordPress theme dashboard.
3. Enjoy your new website!

For detailed documentation, visit http://harbor.gomakethings.com.

Need help? There are a few ways to get support.

1. Create an issue on GitHub (don't forget to search through the closed issues first).
2. For premium, 1-on-1 support, contact me at GoMakeThings.com.

In lieu of a formal style guide, take care to maintain the existing coding style. Please apply fixes to both the development and production code. Don't forget to update the version number, and when applicable, the documentation.

The code is available under the MIT License. The screenshot logo by Katrine Kolström and licensed under Creative Commons.