Seeing a hungry, thirsty, or injured animal on the street but don't know what to do? Take a photo and submit a request on the PatiYanımda (PatiYanımda) app; nearby volunteers will be instantly notified. You'll be notified when someone takes on the task, so no one goes out for nothing.
Those who see it report it, those nearby take on the task.
REQUEST HELP
• Submit a request in one minute with a photo, need (food, water, treatment, temporary shelter, emergency), and location. • Your request will be sent as a notification to nearby volunteers. • Your incomplete request will be saved as a draft; you can continue from where you left off.
HELP
• See requests near you in a list or on a map, and sort them by distance. • Take on a request; other volunteers will see it, and two people won't go to help the same animal. • You choose what kind of help you can provide and how far away you can get it.
ANIMALS IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD
• Create profiles for familiar street animals; Who fed the animal and when, took it to the vet, all in the life log. • Take on a regular feeding area; receive reminders at feeding times. • Apply to adoption ads or post an ad for an animal looking for a home. • Post a lost or found animal ad, and inform the owner of an ad you see.
VETERINARIANS, SHELTERS AND ASSOCIATIONS
• See veterinarians near you, their working hours, emergency services, and those offering discounts for stray animals. • Follow shelter occupancy and announcements. • Start your own association or join one; share tasks with the task board, organize events. • Free management panel for veterinarians and shelters.
SAFE AND TRANSPARENT
• Your full location is not shown to other users; only your neighborhood is visible. • New accounts' posts are moderated before publication; inappropriate content and messages may be reported. • It's free and ad-free. • You can delete your account at any time from within the app or at patiyanimda.com/hesap-silme.
You can also use the same account on patiyanimda.com; your messages and notifications will be synced everywhere.
The next help might be in your street.
Report any animal in need of help; the nearest volunteer will be notified immediately.