The shared record for India's street animals
Every stray animal in India.
Seen, tracked, cared for.
87 animals on the record
animals on the record
Chandni Chowk
Yamuna Vihar
Greater Kailash
Malviya Nagar
Mayur Vihar
Najafgarh
Civil Lines
Shastri Park
Every record is a street
somebody walks down.
Not an estimate that flattens a city into one number. A pin on the road where somebody stopped, took a photograph and said where they were standing. Open one and you get the animal: where she stays, when she was last seen, what has been done for her — and the part nobody has got to yet.
Tap any animal to open its record.
Open the full mapA report should not end
where the map does.
This is the workspace a partner organisation runs its streets from, and the route one animal takes through it — from a stranger's photograph to a road somebody can prove was covered. The panel below is shown with sample data.
You already have
a part in this.
Nobody has to become a different kind of person to use this. What you already do on your own street is the work.
Report the dog you walk past. Follow what happens to her, and get told when it does.
Your round, your zones, and the animals you already know by sight — held together in one place.
Teach it with the animals on your own road, from material written by people who actually teach.
Turn a stream of reports into field work somebody is answerable for, with the history to prove it.