About Save My Pet
Save My Pet is a draw-a-shield physics puzzle. Sketch walls to block falling rocks, deflect bees, and bridge pits, then lift your finger and watch the doodle become a solid object.
The timer starts when your finger lifts, so the thinking happens before the drawing. Every level is a one-line riddle: the right stroke saves the pet, the wrong one is funny.
How to Play Save My Pet
Study the danger for a moment before touching the screen.
Draw a single protective shape around or beneath the pet.
Lift your finger to drop the drawing into the physics world.
Keep the pet safe until the danger timer ends.
Use hints if a level resists three different shapes.
Tips & Strategies
- Think, then draw The timer starts on finger-lift, so plan the whole shape before starting the stroke.
- Loop big on early levels A large enclosing loop beats fiddly detail work. Simple shapes fail less often.
- Invert the failed shape Replay with the opposite geometry. Circles where you drew squares usually crack it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can kids play it?
Yes. Drawing is the only input, and failed attempts are funny rather than punishing.
Does the drawing need to be neat?
No. Physics only cares about the shape's mass and position, not how tidy the line looks.
What do later levels add?
Honey traps that stick your pen, wind gusts that bend falling rocks, and twin pets needing two shields at once.
Do hints give the answer away?
No. A hint sketches a starter arc without completing the save.
