Turn scattered acts of care into a shared neighborhood routine.

Stray Network helps feeders, rescuers, vets and NGOs work from the same local context—without turning sensitive locations or personal details into a public directory.

Feeding point Schedule Animals Response

The record grows with the care—not with repeated posts.

Each layer adds context to the same neighborhood operation, helping people act with less guesswork.

  1. Map the care that already happens

    Create a feeding area and add the regular points where community animals receive food and water.

  2. Turn routines into a shared plan

    Coordinate schedules, record completed feeding, and help neighbours avoid missed or duplicated visits.

  3. Keep each animal’s context together

    Maintain shared animal profiles and care history, including user-recorded vaccination, sterilisation and health information.

  4. Never face trouble alone while feeding

    If a feeder is harassed or faces another emergency, an SOS alerts nearby helpers who have opted in. Helpers join the response and share when they are on the way or have arrived.

Different roles. One shared local picture.

Choose the view closest to how you help. Role labels describe participation and do not automatically certify professional qualifications.

Feeders

Build reliable routines around care areas, feeding points, schedules, logs and familiar community animals.

Explore the feeder journey

Rescuers

Set the area you can realistically cover, receive SOS requests from feeders who need support nearby, and share your response progress.

Explore responder tools

Celebrate consistency without overstating proof.

Monthly feeding achievements turn trusted app records into a downloadable poster and an optional public link. The link confirms the active server-issued record—not that Instapaw witnessed the feeding.

Understand feeding achievements

Bring your existing care routine into a network built for continuity.

Start as a feeder, responder or community partner in the app.