CONNECTED CARE FOR INDIAN CITIES

Safer streets.
Better lives.
One PawLink.

From busy city wards to familiar neighbourhood lanes, a better future starts with caring for every life. PawLink brings citizens, care teams, and municipal corporations together for humane community dog management.

Built for people. Designed for paws.
A tan Indian community dog sitting on a leafy residential lane with bougainvillea and an auto-rickshaw in the backgroundEvery life deserves to be seen.AI CONCEPT PHOTO
Every dog. One identity.A connected journey of care.
Indian neighbourhood volunteers providing water and organised care for community dogs
Small acts. Lasting change.AI CONCEPT PHOTO
CARE, CONNECTED.

A shared city.
A shared responsibility.

Traceable animal identity Humane, coordinated care Active citizen participation

01 / OUR PURPOSE

Coexistence starts
with connection.

Public safety and animal welfare belong in the same conversation. PawLink is designed to make that conversation actionable.

A community dog sitting in a Mumbai neighbourhood
A PLACE IN OUR CITIES

Every familiar face
deserves a future.

A digital bridge between community dogs, the teams that care for them, and the people who live alongside them.

Read the project vision
01

See the whole picture

A connected animal registry pairs RFID identity with proposed AI recognition of facial and body patterns, helping care teams follow each dog’s identity and health history.

02

Make every intervention count

Link identification, sterilisation, vaccination, recovery, and release so that care can be followed from start to finish.

03

Build trust in the neighbourhood

Connect citizen concerns to accountable field responses, helping communities work together with greater clarity and compassion.

ROOTED IN EVERYDAY INDIA

Our lanes. Our lives.
Our shared future.

Community dogs are part of the places we call home. PawLink’s vision connects the people around them—from a resident raising a concern to a ward team coordinating care.

Designed around municipal wards, housing societies, and local care networks.
Find your part in the journey
Indian residents, a veterinarian, and a municipal field worker discussing a neighbourhood map in a housing society garden
Better together, at neighbourhood level.AI CONCEPT PHOTO
01

Residents bring local knowledge

Clear locations and thoughtful details help teams understand the concern.

02

Care teams bring expertise

Veterinarians and field teams connect each intervention to an animal’s record.

03

Municipalities connect the response

Ward-level coordination brings planning, field action, and follow-through together.

02 / HOW PAWLINK WORKS

One identity.
A lifetime of connected care.

Every stage has a story. Select a photo to follow the journey.
See how one connected identity carries care forward.

An animal welfare team scans a community dog’s RFID identity and records its neighbourhood location.
A unique identity, in a familiar place.AI CONCEPT PHOTO

STAGE 01 / IDENTIFY & LOCATE

Care begins with recognition.

An RFID identity and location record connect a community dog to its ward, creating a consistent starting point for every care intervention.

RFID identityWard mapping
Explore this stage in detail

03 / FOR MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS

Better visibility.
More accountable cities.

Turn disconnected field activity into coordinated municipal action—with the information to plan, verify, and improve.

THE BIGGER PICTURE

Every ward.
A clearer picture.

Connected information helps local teams turn city-wide plans into neighbourhood-level care.

See the care journey
An aerial view of Mumbai neighbourhoods, green spaces, and the waterfront
Built for the neighbourhoods we share.
Indian municipal coordinators reviewing a tablet and street maps in a ward office
AI CONCEPT PHOTO
SPATIAL INTELLIGENCE

Plan at ward level

Use GIS maps to understand dog populations, vaccination coverage, and reported incident clusters. Direct resources where they are needed.

A clearer view of each ward’s needs.
Animal welfare field workers checking a community dog’s identity and location
AI CONCEPT PHOTO
OPERATIONAL ACCOUNTABILITY

Verify work on the ground

Connect field records, vehicle routes, and NGO activity to documented interventions for clearer contractor performance and oversight.

Field activity backed by verifiable records.
An Indian resident recording a neighbourhood concern on her smartphone while giving a community dog space
AI CONCEPT PHOTO
CITIZEN GRIEVANCES

Respond with clarity

Route citizen concerns to the relevant ward team, track response timelines, and link ticket resolution to evidence of field action.

A connected route from concern to response.
A veterinary intake team weighing a dog and entering records on a tablet
AI CONCEPT PHOTO
TRACEABLE CARE & REPORTING

Keep records connected

Bring animal identity, veterinary sign-offs, and care history together to support reporting and reduce duplicate or fragmented entries.

One care history that travels with the dog.

Your city’s data. Your city’s control.Designed for on-premise deployment and role-based access.

04 / FOR EVERY CITIZEN

A kinder city
starts with you.

You don’t have to do everything to make a difference. Small, thoughtful actions help build safer neighbourhoods for people and community dogs.

Indian neighbourhood volunteers providing fresh water and keeping notes for community dog care
A little care goes a long way.AI CONCEPT PHOTO

Compassion works best
when we act together.

YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD ACTION CHECKLIST 0 / 4

FIND YOUR PART IN THE JOURNEY

Make the next step
a thoughtful one.

PawLink’s planned civic workflow links neighbourhood concerns with the people equipped to respond.

An Indian citizen using a smartphone to note a location on a residential street
Local knowledge can start a better response.AI CONCEPT PHOTO
01

Share useful details

Note what happened, where, and when. Clear information helps the relevant team understand the situation.

02

Connect with the right team

The proposed platform routes concerns to the designated ward officer, connecting civic requests with field operations.

03

Keep the follow-through visible

Documented field action and linked care records are designed to make the response easier to track and review.

For concerns today, use your municipal corporation’s official channels. This website introduces the PawLink project.

A LITTLE MORE CLARITY

Good questions.
Thoughtful answers.

What is PawLink?+

PawLink is a proposed digital platform for community dog management. Its project vision brings RFID identification, veterinary workflows, ward-level insights, and citizen grievances into a connected municipal system.

Who is PawLink designed for?+

Municipal corporations, ward officers, veterinarians, NGO and field teams, resident welfare associations, and citizens—all with different roles in the same shared journey.

Can I report an incident on this website?+

This website introduces the project. Live incident reporting is not connected here. For current concerns, use your municipal corporation’s official reporting channels. PawLink’s planned web and WhatsApp channels will depend on local deployment.

How does PawLink support animal welfare?+

The proposed care workflow connects identity, intake, veterinary treatment, recovery, vaccination, and location-verified release. The goal is to make humane care more consistent, traceable, and coordinated.

How can a municipality get started?+

The presentation proposes a 24-week rollout covering infrastructure, field operations, public channels, and support. Explore the deployment roadmap or download the project presentation to review the intended approach.

BETTER TOGETHER

Let’s build a city
that cares for every life.

Understand the vision. Start a conversation in your community.
Take the next step towards connected, compassionate care.

FROM VISION TO FIELD OPERATIONS

A considered,
24-week rollout.

The proposed deployment journey from the PawLink project presentation.

  1. WEEKS 01–06

    Lay the foundation

    Configure on-premise infrastructure, deploy the core system, and add municipal ward boundaries.

  2. WEEKS 07–12

    Activate field operations

    Set up mobile workflows, the ABC care engine, and field team hardware.

  3. WEEKS 13–18

    Connect citizens & reporting

    Introduce civic channels, executive dashboards, and test portal integration.

  4. WEEKS 19–24

    Roll out & support

    Benchmark paper and digital records, expand civic rollout, and transition into support.

Read the full presentation