Mapped
Sightings in one place
A community initiative
Report a stray once.
Report a stray once.
The whole street keeps watch.
Stray Lookout turns scattered kindness into coordinated care. Map sightings, share feeding rounds, log treatment, and track sterilisation drives — so a neighbourhood looks after its animals together, not alone.
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Stray Lookout
Community · by Risorra Labs
Shared
Feeding, no overlap
Logged
Treatment & TNR
Together
Neighbours connected
What it does
From scattered acts of kindness to organised care
Everyone helps a little. Stray Lookout makes those little acts add up.
Map sightings
Report a stray with a photo and spot. Neighbours see it and keep watch.
Coordinate feeding
Share feeding rounds so animals are fed daily — without ten people doubling up.
Log treatment
Record injuries and care so the next volunteer knows exactly what's been done.
Track sterilisation
Coordinate TNR (trap-neuter-return) drives and keep tabs on who's been done.
Vaccination milestones
Log anti-rabies and other shots, with reminders for the next round.
Neighbourhood alerts
Flag an injured animal and reach nearby volunteers fast, when minutes matter.
How it works
Three steps to a safer street
Spot a stray
See an animal that needs help, or one you already look after.
Report it once
Add a photo and location. It joins the neighbourhood map instantly.
The community responds
Volunteers feed, treat, and follow up — and everyone can see the care.
Free to join
Join your neighbourhood watch
Help bring Stray Lookout to your area. Tell us where you are and we'll get your street started.