Put a stray animal or a feeding spot on the map, with a photo and what you gave. People nearby see what has already been done and when, and can help where it is still needed.


Food, water and a dry place are usually enough. What is often missing is one shared place. The map shows what is there, and when someone was last there.
You see an animal, you put it on the map, and someone nearby can come by with food, water or shelter. No hotline that calls you back. The map shows what has already been done.
See a stray animal? Tap Add location, add a photo, choose the kind of animal and what you gave, and put the place on the map.
At every place you can add an update: food, water or shelter given, with a short note. That way everyone sees what has already been done, and when.
Map shows all places on a map or as a list. Search by address, anywhere in the world, and filter by distance, recent updates or your own places.
Coordinate with other helpers in the chat. With a private profile only friends can message you, and anyone you block can no longer send you messages.
Share photos and stories in Posts. Like and comment, and translate a post into your own language with one tap.
Find other helpers and send a friend request. Your friends and open requests are on your profile.
You get a notification for a new chat message, a comment on your post, an update on your place and a friend request. You can turn them off in your profile.
The app is available in 19 languages, from Dutch, English and Turkish to Greek and Polish. Arabic simply reads from right to left.
In Map, switch from the map to the list and you see the places around you one below the other: which animal, what was given, where, and by whom.

Every point on the map is a place where an animal was seen or helped. You see what is going on, near you or on the other side of the world.

Open a place and add an update: what you gave (food, water or shelter) and a short note. That way the neighbourhood knows what has been done, without everyone having to go and look.

Helping does not stop at the map. In Posts you share photos and short stories of animals you meet, and see what others are doing.

You can't be everywhere at once. That's why this system works in three steps.
Photo, animal type, location on the map. The neighborhood immediately knows help is needed.
Sorted out food, water, or shelter? Log it in the app, so no one has to guess.
Others see the report and the time, and know when help may be needed again.
Below are places from the app. If the list is empty, there are no places to show right now.
From Rhodes to Pula: photos from the app, of places where animals were fed. No numbers. A place, a photo, a time.
On holiday or in your own neighbourhood: with the app you report a stray animal, or see whether someone has already been there.
Short answers about the app.
Feed Stray Animals is a free app for iPhone and Android. You report a stray animal or a feeding spot on a shared map, with a photo and the time of the last help.
Map is the tab in the app with a map of places where stray animals were seen or fed, all over the world. For every place you see the photos and updates, and with Add location you add one yourself.
See an animal, add a photo, choose the kind and put the place on the map. If you give food, water or shelter, add that update. Someone nearby can see it.
Yes. The app is free on the App Store and Google Play.
You need internet for the map, the chat and adding a place. Without a connection the app tells you so, and you try again as soon as you are back online.
In 19 languages, including Dutch, English, German, Spanish, Turkish, Greek, Polish and Arabic. You choose the language in your profile.
Yes, if you like. The app stays free. You can donate in the app from your profile, or here on the site with the Donate button. The payment goes through Stripe.