About TailsPal — a project helping homeless animals in Georgia

• Define clear goals for the partnership
• Choose trusted local pet stores
• Set up donation points and collection rules
• Organize joint events and campaigns
• Train store staff to communicate about shelters
• Coordinate logistics and record contributions
• Promote partnerships on social media
• Evaluate impact and adjust formats

• Why upgrading matters for street animals
• Inspecting the condition of old feeders
• Choosing materials and tools
• Step-by-step refurbishment plan
• Weatherproofing and pest protection
• Hygiene and feeding safety
• Engaging volunteers and the community
• Simple maintenance routine

• Why feeders in parks help animals and the community
• Site selection criteria: safety, accessibility, cleanliness
• Feeder types and weather-resistant materials
• Permits and cooperation with local authorities
• Pilot phase, monitoring and scaling
• Maintenance, refilling and hygiene rules
• Volunteer roles and community involvement
• Practical ways you can help

• Why international foundations matter for TailsPal
• Finding and vetting suitable funders
• Preparing clear applications and budgets
• Compliance with local rules and standards
• Communicating with donors and managing expectations
• Reporting, monitoring and project sustainability
• Practical tips for NGOs in Georgia
• Engaging community and volunteers

• Why donations matter for TailsPal
• Choosing a payment provider and payment methods
• One-time vs recurring donations
• Security, compliance and local rules
• UX and mobile-first donation flows
• Transparency, reporting and donor communication
• Testing, launch and monitoring
• Practical tips for teams and volunteers

• Why TailsPal runs volunteer surveys
• Defining goals and target groups
• Choosing channels and survey formats
• Writing clear, neutral questions
• Ethics, consent and data protection
• Encouraging participation and improving response rates
• Analyzing responses and turning feedback into action
• Reporting back to volunteers

• Mapping potential partners in the community
• Defining clear value for partners
• Simple, transparent agreements
• Joint projects and events
• Training and support for partners
• Regular communication and resource sharing
• Tracking outcomes and adapting
• Nurturing long-term relationships

• Define a clear fundraising goal and impact
• Create a transparent budget and cost breakdown
• Choose target audiences and communication channels
• Craft empathetic stories and visuals
• Engage volunteers, partners and local businesses
• Thank donors and provide regular updates
• Measure results and document lessons learned

• Why routine monitoring matters in shelters and foster homes
• Daily visual checks: what volunteers should look for
• Behavioral signs that indicate illness
• Basic checks: weight, appetite, skin, discharges
• When to call a veterinarian and safe first aid
• Simple record-keeping for shelters and fosters
• Training volunteers and sharing observations
• Community role in early detection