Every street dog,
on the record.
A permanent identity and a shared record for India’s street animals.
A permanent ISO code per animal, readable by scanners clinics already own.
Residents, field teams and municipalities write to one record layer.
Cases, registry, medical logs and reporting. Free for verified NGOs.
Coverage becomes a query instead of a survey.
Give every animal
an identity.
Not a reporting app, and not a charity platform. An operating layer that makes populations identifiable and manageable.
A resident, a field team or a municipal sweep logs the animal.
It gets a permanent code, and a record that follows it.
Sightings become studies. Studies reveal where the need is.
Sterilisation, vaccination or treatment, with a named owner.
Every action posts back to the record.
Coverage becomes countable. Funding becomes accountable.
One small chip.
A whole history hangs off a passive transponder the size of a grain of rice.
One code.
Every record.
Any ISO reader returns the animal’s full profile — sterilisation, vaccination, treatments, caregivers.
One identity.
Everything connected.
The chip is not a record. It is a key — one identity that holds across time and across organisations.
One platform.
Three stakeholders.
Better tools.
Same fieldwork.
The study brief, the data tooling, and a durable record of work you already know how to do.
See the field workspaceCoverage that's
countable.
Track programme reach and find gaps without waiting for an annual report.
Explore the evidence layerFund an outcome,
not a hope.
An objective and a geography become a scoped study, a named partner and a finish line. ₹1,650 per sterilisation, AWBI ceiling.
Scope and cost a programmegets a clear record.”
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Goa to the 70% threshold.
Goa is one of the few states publishing both a population and a coverage figure. Reaching the threshold where sterilisation suppresses growth is 8,500 animals — this is the record that work closes with.