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A street dog lying on its side at the edge of a road, eyes closed

Oye! Is he asleep, or is he hurt?

An Android app for hurt street animals. Coming soon.

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Keep walking A real photo. Nagarjun, CC BY 2.0

It isn't always a dog.

A pigeon on a footpath with one wing drooping, while people walk past
A pigeon that can't fly
A thin cat lying on its side on a doorstep
A cat that hasn't moved all day
A calf standing by a closed tea stall, holding one hind leg off the ground
A calf with a hurt leg

Illustrations, not photos of real cases.

This many have no home in India.

  • 6 crore dogs
  • 88 lakh cats
  • 50 lakh cattle

Dogs and cats on the street or in shelters: Mars estimate, 2024. 1 Stray cattle: 2019 census, which counted 1.53 crore street dogs. 2 One dot is one lakh.

8,127

times Delhi called the fire brigade for an animal.

Animal and bird rescues, Delhi Fire Service, 2025–26. 5

When help reached them, nine in ten lived.

Injured birds, Gujarat, January 2026. 6

A street dog lying at the edge of a busy footpath while people hurry past on both sides Illustration

Everyone sees him. Most of us keep walking.

We're late, or we don't know what to do.

With time to spare, 63% of people stopped to help; running late, 10% did. 65% said they were willing to help animals; 11% knew where to go.

An experiment on stopping for a stranger, 1973. A survey in Kolkata, 2025. 3 4

So we made helping one button.

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See how it works

An example. In the app you send one photo.

The dog, in the middle of the neighbourhood

How it works

The dog, seen through a phone camera
1Take a photo. The app pins where he is.
20 min25 min35 min
2Vets and rescue groups nearby answer. You see the price before you say yes.
3Help reaches him. You don't have to wait there.
Gloved hands bandaging the dog's front legIllustrationWith him now
4You get a photo when he's treated.

Be the one who noticed.

One photo is all it takes from you.

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A street dog at a traffic signal, holding one front paw off the ground
Illustration

VetsPet organisationsAnimal-help organisations

The cases come to you.

OyePaw connects you with people nearby. It runs no ambulances or clinics.

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Off duty. Your location is not shared.

  • Oye! 1.4 kmA dog
  • Oye! 3.2 kmA cow
  • Oye! 4.0 kmA bird

Flip the switch. Example cases.

A street dog standing on a quiet road, a small bandage on one leg
Illustration

A city where nobody has to walk past.

That is what OyePaw is for.

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