Somebody saw it.
Now everybody can help.
On stray.my, a sighting becomes a friendly, useful alert for the people around it. Drop a pin, add a photo, and the street becomes a rescue team.
Four small steps, one very good day
No forms to fill in triplicate β every screen is built for one hand, on a phone, while you keep an eye on the animal.
Spot
A wobbly pup by the roundabout. A cat that never leaves the bins. You noticed β that is the whole first step.
Pin
Open stray.my, tap Report, drop a pin. Add a photo if it is safe to. Twenty seconds, no account needed.
Nudge
Everyone watching that patch of the map sees it: neighbours, feeders, fosters, the local rescue.
Follow through
People say βIβm on itβ, post updates, and mark the sighting safe. Nothing quietly falls through.
Every sighting says how worried to be
So a volunteer with a carrier in the boot knows which pin to drive to first, and a neighbour with a tin of food knows which one is theirs.
Looks okay, but has been around a while
Needs food, water or a warm corner
Limping, wounded or clearly unwell
Near traffic, trapped, or a tiny baby alone
Kind to animals. Kind to you, too.
Free, forever, for everyone
No account, no paywall, no ads. Kindness should not need a login screen.
As anonymous as you like
Pick a nickname or stay a βkind neighbourβ. We never ask for your name, email or phone.
Works on a bad signal
Install it like an app. Draft a report underground and it sends itself the moment you get bars back.
Built for real rescues
Sightings carry the details volunteers actually need: species, condition, exact spot, and a live thread.
The next pair of eyes could be yours
Add stray.my to your home screen. The next time you spot a stray, you will be ready in two taps.