Safety

Carlitos, a grey tabby with yellow-green eyes, looking up from a tiled floor

Education & Awareness

Many of the dangers cats face come from things people simply don’t know. Awareness may help cats more than any feature.

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.

Several cats resting in a paved courtyard behind a fence

Privacy & Animal Safety

Location data about vulnerable animals can be misused. How do we protect them?

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.