For cities
StrayWatch
A dashboard for councils. Cities decide about street cats with real numbers, counted by the people who meet and care for them.
Planned After StrayCare
StrayWatch’s vision
Every city knows its street cats.
StrayWatch’s mission
Give each council its own area’s street-cat numbers, checked by the people who do the work, so its money goes where it helps most.
Part of StrayBond: Street cats and people, living well together.
What it will show
One area, in plain numbers.
- ColoniesHow many there are in the area, and how they’re doing.
- NeuteringHow many cats are neutered, and where the gaps are.
- ReportsCats in need and danger alerts over time: what comes in and how fast it’s resolved.
- Shelter spaceHow full the shelters and foster homes nearby are.
- Vets and charitiesThe verified clinics and groups working in the area.
- VerificationCouncil staff confirm the shelters and clinics in their own area, so the public can trust them.
Built with care
For the council, not the public.
- Invite only: every council account is checked before it gets in.
- Its own area: each council sees only its own area, labelled for official use.
- Cats stay safe: the numbers are counts by area, never where a cat lives.
How it fits
One of three platforms, one cat’s story.
A player meets a cat in Island of Cats, a caretaker looks after it in StrayCare, and the city sees it in StrayWatch. The same cat, never a copy.
