Solutions
One shared record. Four ways to use it.
For the resident who sees an animal in need, the organisation that rescues it, the city that plans for it, and the partner who funds the work.
See it. Report it. Know what happened.
The problemYou see an animal in need and post it in a group. Someone may go; you rarely find out, and the next person who sees the same animal starts again.
- Report in a minuteOn WhatsApp or the web: a photo, the place and what you saw.
- It reaches a queueOrganisations working nearby see it in their workspace.
- You hear backYou see when an organisation accepts it.
- The animal keeps a historyFind animals near you on the map and follow what has been done.
- Your name is never shown publicly
- Places are shown to about 0.7 km²
- Sensitive photos are blurred by default
- Free first-aid and reporting courses in the Academy
How organisations start.
- ApplyTell us who you are and where you work. It takes a few minutes.
- VerificationWe check the organisation before any access is given. Free for verified organisations.
- Join with a codeYour team signs in with an invite code and gets its own workspace and roles.
- Bring your recordsImport your existing register. It stays yours and is credited on every record.
Who is on it today.
Field partner
- The Pawsome People ProjectCoimbatore, Tamil Nadu
7 organisations are listed on StrayPaw. Listing is not a partnership.
- Humane Animal SocietyCoimbatore
- Janice Smith Animal Welfare TrustPanchgani
- Just Be FriendlyGauhati
- PAWS ChennaiChennai
- Peedu's PeopleMohali
- SAVE OUR STRAYSMumbai
- The Kind Hour FoundationLucknow, Uttar Pradesh
Published records from 13 organisations are imported under their licence and credited on every record. No relationship is implied. Sources.