Reporting
Report an animal in about a minute, on WhatsApp or the web, and follow what happens next.
- Photo, place and condition
- Location shown to about 0.7 km²
- Updates when an organisation accepts
Product
One platform. From a report to the record.
StrayPaw connects animal reports, WhatsApp rescue workflows and care records, so residents, NGOs and cities work from the same information.
How one request moves.
Every part of StrayPaw is a step in one chain. A message on WhatsApp is where it starts.
- A report arrivesOn WhatsApp or the web: a photo, a place and what was seen. The reporter is never shown publicly.
- It becomes a caseAn organisation accepts it, and from then on someone owns it. The reporter sees when it is accepted.
- Care is recorded onceTreatment, sterilisation, vaccination and follow-ups are written to the case as the work happens.
- The animal keeps its historyEverything done lands on one StrayPaw ID, so the next team starts where the last one stopped.
- The map updatesThe area the animal lives in reflects the record, with unknowns drawn as unknown.
- The city sees the patternRequests, care and gaps add up area by area into a brief a municipal team can act on.
- The work becomes evidenceReports for partners and funders that name their sources and separate imported history from live work.
What it does.
Rescue cases
One inbox for every request, each with an owner, a state and a next step.
- Queue by urgency and age
- Assign, accept, close with an outcome
- Follow-ups that do not slip
Animal identities
A profile per animal with its photographs, place and full history across teams.
- One ID across organisations
- Imported history labelled apart
- Sensitive photos blurred by default
The workspace
Today's work beside the map of where it is, with the depth of a spreadsheet when you need it.
- Search, filters and exports
- Bring your existing register
- Team roles and invite codes
The living map
India on the record, from the whole country down to one dot per recorded animal.
- Cities, areas and animals
- Lenses for animals, care, cases, evidence
- Unknown is never drawn as zero
City intelligence
A brief per city: where help is requested, what care is recorded and what is not known.
- Concentration by locality
- Recorded, not recorded and unknown
- Limits stated beside every figure
Evidence reports
Outcomes you can check, exported for partners with every figure's source named.
- Live work and history kept apart
- PDF exports
- Method published
Academy
Short courses on first aid, reporting, ABC and community care, with workshops and resources.
- Lessons and interactives
- Workshops for schools and groups
On the record today.
- Animal records
- 30,288 Mostly historical registers organisations brought with them. Not a census.
- Cities
- 28 With at least one record on the map.
- Mapped areas
- 476 Analysis areas of about 0.7 km², not wards.
- Requests for help
- 2,285 On the record, open and closed.
Read live from the public record. How each source was checked.
The rules it keeps.
- Unknown is not zeroA place with no records is not recorded, never no animals.
- Not examined is an answerSterilisation and vaccination have three states, not two.
- Someone owns every caseA report reaches a queue only when an organisation takes it on.
- Every figure names its sourceWhere a number does not exist, the page says so.
- Reporters stay privateThe animal is public. The person who reported it never is.
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