Turn photos into draft reports, search reports in your own words and translate community updates. Feeding records also help you plan routes and follow each colony’s care. You review suggestions and decide what to do next.
Add a photo and AI suggests details about the animal and its visible needs. Review the draft, correct anything it missed and confirm the location before posting.
Before your report is posted, the app looks for what may be the same animal reported nearby in the last three days. Check the photo and choose whether to help on that report or post your own.
Describe the animal or situation you are looking for. Search can suggest related reports even when the wording differs. Check the photos and details to confirm a match.

Choose where you start, how far you can travel and how many stops you can make. Suggested routes use recorded feeding patterns to highlight colonies that may need a visit. Review and edit the stops before you go.
A missing check-in does not necessarily mean the animals have not been fed.
See food offers, collection addresses and pickup windows. Coordinate with the community so people know who is on the way and when the food has been collected.
See recent feeding check-ins, estimated animal numbers and recorded sterilisation updates. These records help your community plan the next visit.


Read Arabic and English community updates with translations alongside the original. Check important details such as names, amounts and collection times.
Create a draft from a report’s recorded timeline. Review the details and the people named before choosing to share it.

Screens from the app in English; the Arabic app reads the same.
AI suggestions can be wrong. Check report details, search results and translations before acting on them. You choose what to post and which route to take.
Open Spot a Paw to report an animal, plan a feeding round or connect with your community.
Feeding and collection records could help plan future routes and portions for One Tail One Meal’s food trucks. The trucks are a planned phase, not a service running today.