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Recent records · CoimbatoreSep 2026

1,000 cases · 34 care

Every stray animal in India.Seen. Tracked. Cared for.

One shared record for every sighting, case and outcome.

Animals
30,288
Dogs treated
28,615
Cities
28
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Every animal has a story.

Archived public profiles · 20 October 2026.

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New Delhi dog, photograph from this animal’s record

New Delhi dog

Locality
Central Secretariat, New Delhi, Delhi, India, New Delhi
Registered
Feb 2024
Sightings
1
ABC · ARV
Not examinedNot examined
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StrayPaw is on WhatsApp. Anyone can message the StrayPaw bot to report an animal, and NGOs add it to their team’s group chat. In a direct chat, a resident types what they see, with a photo and their live location, and sends it to StrayPaw. StrayPaw reads the message into a record: the animal, the place and the condition. A person checks it before anyone else sees it. The group chat view and Coimbatore’s map among 254 recorded areas are in the sections that follow.

Direct chat with the StrayPaw bot

StrayPaw is on WhatsApp.

Message the StrayPaw bot to report an animal. NGOs add it to their team’s group to run their records.

In an NGO team’s WhatsApp group, the StrayPaw bot files reports the group posts, looks up any animal by its StrayPaw ID, runs sterilisation and vaccination drives and keeps count, and each morning tells the team what is due. Everything lands in the organisation’s StrayPaw records.

StrayPaw in your NGO’s WhatsApp group

  1. Files what the group postsPhoto + place → a request
  2. Looks up any animal@StrayPaw SP-D-K7Q2PA
  3. Runs drives and keeps count@StrayPaw start drive
  4. Says what is due, every morning8:00 every day

A few things to know.

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Is StrayPaw free to use?

Yes for residents, community reporters and animal lookups: no account, no fee. Institutional programmes for NGOs and municipalities are scoped and priced separately; contact us for organisation access.

What happens after a report?

A report is checked before publication. Organisations can review and choose whether to accept it. Reporting does not guarantee rescue, treatment or a response time.

How can an NGO participate?

Apply for an organisation workspace. After verification, your team can review requests, assign cases, import records and record care and follow-ups.

Can I report through WhatsApp? What does it cost?

Reporting on WhatsApp is free for residents and community reporters: message the StrayPaw bot with a photo and your location, no fee. The NGO group bot (filing reports a team posts, animal lookup, drive counts and the morning due list in your team's WhatsApp group) is a paid subscription for organisations, billed monthly by usage. Contact StrayPaw to connect your NGO.

How does a municipality or institution start?

Send your city, programme, available records and goals. We agree scope, responsibilities, deliverables, duration and fees before work begins.