Free · Android · Made in India
Paw Map India connects the feeders, volunteers, shelters, NGOs and vets already caring for stray dogs — so no dog goes unfed, unsheltered, or untreated for lack of someone nearby knowing to help.
How it works
The app is built around the things caretakers already do every day — it just makes each one visible to everyone else doing the same.
Feeders mark their daily check-in. Streaks and badges track consistency, and the feeding zone shows up on the live map — never your exact address.
A searchable directory of shelters and vets by city and service — rescue, sterilisation, emergency care, house calls — with verified badges for registered organisations.
Anyone can report an injured or at-risk dog. Nearby shelters and vets see it on the map and can say "I'm treating this" — contact details shared only once someone confirms.
Built for three kinds of caretakers
Log daily feeding check-ins, track your streak, and help fill in your area's picture of who's caring for strays.
List your shelter, post what you urgently need, put out volunteer tasks, and respond to nearby emergencies. Multi-branch organisations can manage every location from one account.
Show up in the directory by city and service, set a coverage radius, and confirm when you're treating a reported case.
Join the map
Free to download. No ads. Your identity stays private — only your feeding zone or listing appears on the map.
Paw Map India