Live totals across every StrayDash shelter.
Six modules, two halves of the same job. Every one of them is the real product, not a mockup.
Manage feeding spots on a satellite map. Volunteers see what is done and what still needs a visit, then navigate straight there.
Pin every procedure to its location with a running count. Partners add their own entries through a public link.
Anyone reports an injured animal with photos and a pin. Your team triages each case from open to closed.



Every animal gets a file: photo, chip number, status and a medical history built from templates. Reminders show you what is overdue before you have to remember it.





Draw your kennels and drag animals into them, so anyone walking in can see who sits where. Switch to the board view when you just want a list that moves.


Flip a switch and an animal appears on your public adoption page. Paste one snippet and it appears on your own website too, with a PDF certificate when it goes home.
A dog gets reported on a Tuesday and goes home in November. Everything in between stays on the same file, instead of scattered across notes, chats and someone's memory.
Someone pins an injured animal with photos. No account needed.
Your team feeds the spot, treats the wound, closes the case.
The animal gets a file and a medical history that travels with it.
It is assigned to a kennel on your floor plan.
It goes home from your own website, with a certificate.
StrayDash turns scattered notes and group chats into one shared picture, so shelters spend less time coordinating and more time caring.

Fill in a short form with your shelter and contact details. Two minutes.
Within two working days we walk through the platform together, then activate your account.
A 3-step setup for timezone, first feeding location and wound form. Then import your animals from CSV or add them by hand.
Volunteers, reporters and adopters all get their own link, plus the embed for your own site.
Run daily operations from the street to the adoption, with your whole team in one place.
Triage incoming reports, keep proper records, and hand animals over with the paperwork done.
Collaborate on sterilization programs and contribute data through dedicated partner interfaces.