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SHENZHEN, China — October 8, 2026 — CURORI has outlined an annual reporting approach for its continuing commitment to direct 1% of company profits to animal-welfare support. The company plans to publish practical impact figures without disclosing confidential profit totals.CURORI said a percentage commitment becomes more useful when the resulting support can be described in concrete, verifiable terms. Its annual summaries may therefore report donated materials and quantities, activity dates, recipient shelters or rescue groups and the number of animals directly supported where a documented count is available.
The commitment has been part of CURORI's plans since 2025. On October 1, 2026, the company completed its first in-person animal-welfare activity by delivering 80 kilograms of dog food to Dongguan Jieyi Stray Animal Home. The donated food directly supported more than 90 rescued dogs.
The shelter also cares for more than 130 cats, but CURORI does not count those cats as beneficiaries of the dog-food delivery. The distinction reflects the company's intention to report the animals directly reached by a particular activity rather than the total population of a recipient shelter.
“We want the public record to show what was actually delivered and who was directly supported,” said Jiani Peng, founder of CURORI. “Annual impact figures can be transparent and useful without turning private business-profit information into a public disclosure.”
CURORI's reporting approach may include kilograms or units of food and supplies, completed donation dates, recipient organizations, directly supported animals and photographs or receipts when publication is appropriate. The company may also describe remote or online assistance separately from in-person activities so that different forms of support are not combined into a misleading total.
The October 1 delivery marked CURORI's first offline, in-person activity. Earlier assistance had been provided remotely or online. Future support may vary according to documented needs at animal shelters and rescue bases in China, as well as the availability of food, medicine or other requested materials.
The 1% commitment is described as a continuing policy rather than a one-time campaign. Annual figures are intended to focus on outcomes and completed activities; they will not imply that every animal living at a recipient shelter received each donated item.
Founded in 2025, CURORI is a China Hospital Alliance and Doctor Network supporting international users who research and compare medical-aesthetic and cosmetic-treatment options in China. CURORI coordinates information and practical arrangements but is not a hospital, clinic or treating medical provider.
More information is available at https://curori.com.