1. Topics that fit Wagter
Articles may cover pet care, training, feeding, grooming, habitat, animal welfare, adoption preparation, wildlife education, conservation, species information, responsible nature observation, rescue awareness, and other topics that meaningfully relate to animals.
2. Publishing access can be limited
Not every account necessarily receives article publishing access. Wagter may limit writer tools to eligible, trusted, approved, invited, or otherwise authorized accounts and may review or remove article access when needed for safety, quality, or policy enforcement.
3. Writers remain responsible for accuracy
Writers are responsible for the legality, accuracy, safety, and rights status of the material they publish. Health, veterinary, legal, wildlife-handling, or other high-impact claims should be presented carefully and should not impersonate professional advice where professional assessment is needed.
4. Original and properly licensed media
Article text, photos, videos, graphics, and other media should be original or used with the necessary permission or license. Wagter’s Copyright Policy explains how rightsholders can report suspected infringement.
5. Articles live inside an animal social app
Long-form articles sit alongside pet and wildlife posts, profiles, stories, reels, adoption-related content, and discovery features. This makes educational material part of the same community rather than a separate blog with no connection to the app.