Feed Stray Animals

Feed Stray Animals is a shared map that shows where people feed and care for stray dogs and cats. See the places near you, check what is already been done, and add or update a spot yourself so help reaches the animals that still need it.

THE MAP - GLOBAL HELP
* See the feeding places around you as pins on a map, the moment the app opens.
* Open a place to see its photos, which animals are there, and what was last left for them: food, water or shelter.
* Add a place yourself in a few taps: pick the spot, choose the animals, say what you provided, add photos.
* Been there today? Add an update, so the next person knows the bowls are full.
* Not fed or given water in the last 24 hours? Filter the map to find the places that need someone now.
* No animals around any more? Say so. Places that are reported empty often enough leave the map, so it stays true.
* Search any address, near you or on the other side of the world.

POSTS
* Share a photo and a few words about the animals you look after.
* Like and comment on what others post.
* Reading a post in another language? Tap Translate to read it in your own.

PEOPLE
* Follow the people whose work you want to see. Nobody has to accept anything.
* Find people by name.
* Send a message, with photos, to arrange who goes where.

YOUR OWN LANGUAGE
The app speaks 19 languages: English, Dutch, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, Turkish, Greek, Polish, Romanian, Hungarian, Bulgarian, Ukrainian, Albanian, Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian and Arabic. It starts in the language of your phone, and you can change it at any time.

SAFE AND RESPECTFUL
* Report a place, a post or a person that does not belong here.
* Block someone you do not want to hear from.
* Keep your profile private if you prefer.
* Delete your account from inside the app whenever you want.

You can look at the map without an account. To add a place, post or chat, you sign up with your e-mail address or sign in with your existing account.

Feed Stray Animals is made by people who feed strays themselves. If a bowl gets filled because of it, it has done its job.