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Pawdosi is a community where the pet is the profile — your dog, your cat, or the one who lives outside the chai shop. Share their days, follow the ones you like, and help find them when they go missing.
Free, no ads, no algorithm. You see the animals you followed.
Most of the animals in an Indian neighbourhood have no owner — and half a dozen people who quietly look after them anyway.
For your pet, or for the animal on your street. Takes a minute: a name, a species, a photo.
Up to four photos and a caption, posted as the animal. The ordinary days are the good ones.
Follow pets you like, build a feed worth opening — and have neighbours nearby when something goes wrong.
When a pet goes missing, the people who can actually help are within about two kilometres — and most of them are not on your social media. So reports here are public, readable without an account, and filtered down to one city and one locality.
Filter by city, locality and species. Nobody in Kochi needs to scroll past a missing cat in Delhi.
Last seen, where, and how to reach you — the three things a stranger needs — are at the top of every report.
Mark a report reunited and it turns green rather than vanishing. The happy endings are the reason people keep looking.
A small app that does a few things properly.
You can, and people do. But a pet account there is still your account, a lost dog competes with everything else in the feed, and the neighbour three streets away who actually saw her does not follow you.
The pet is the account
Not a hashtag on yours.
Sorted by where you are
Not by what performs.
No feed algorithm
You see what you followed.
No. Plenty of people here look after animals they do not own — the dog outside the shop, the cats behind the building. Those profiles are marked as street animals, and the person who added them is listed as the caretaker rather than the owner.
Yes, and there is nothing to upgrade to. No ads, no promoted posts, no algorithm deciding which pets you are allowed to see.
Pet profiles, posts and Lost & Found reports are public, because a lost pet is no use to anyone behind a login. Your email is never shown. You choose what contact details, if any, go on a report.
The person who filed the report marks it reunited. It stays on the board, turns green, and stops competing for attention with the reports that are still open.
Any post, pet profile or report you created, whenever you like. Deleting removes the photos from storage too, not just the row in the database.