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Ninja, an orange-and-white cat, lying on the ground mid-meow, healthy and well fed

Ninja, the talk of the town

Ninja was skin and bone when I arrived. Not everyone who loves cats can afford to feed them all, so what happens to the ones left over?

Mountain Lion, an orange-and-white cat whose real name nobody knows, sitting next to an empty food bowl

The Care Network

Many people quietly care for the same cats with no coordination. What if they could find each other?

The Paper Collar

A loose paper strip around a friendly cat’s neck asks, “Is this cat yours?” It isn’t a new idea, but StrayCats could make it a bridge between people who use the platform and people who don’t.

When a Cat Goes Missing

A missing cat is one of the hardest things a person who loves cats goes through. The people who’ve met that cat may be the best chance of finding it.

A tabby-and-white cat sitting on the gravel verge beside a road at sunset, with an arrow pointing to a hand holding a phone showing a StrayCats screen with three options: Find or add a cat's record, Get help, and Local resources

Make Help Easier to Find Than Dumping

If help was as easy to find as a public toilet, fewer cats would end up by the road. A lost cat and a dumped cat look the same, so prevention has to come before proof.