About TailsPal — a project helping homeless animals in Georgia

• Communicate TailsPal’s mission clearly and warmly
• Offer small, concrete volunteer roles and micro-tasks
• Use local outreach: neighborhoods, universities, shelters
• Friendly onboarding and short safety training
• Flexible schedules and remote help options
• Recognize and give feedback to volunteers
• Partner with community organizations for events
• Keep volunteers involved and appreciated

Practical TailsPal methods to teach kids empathy, responsibility and safe animal care through activities, shelter visits and home projects.

• What TailsPal collects and why
• How we use data to support animals and users
• Where and how data is stored
• Security measures: encryption and access control
• Backups and recovery practices
• Data retention and deletion
• User rights and transparency
• How the community can help

• Define clear goals and the event format
• Find partners and a suitable venue
• Plan logistics with animal welfare first
• Recruit and train volunteers
• Promote the event and fundraise
• Ensure safety and veterinary support
• Prepare a transparent budget
• Follow up and measure impact

• Collect ideas from volunteers and community
• Transparent evaluation and prioritization
• Test ideas with pilots and gather feedback
• Provide training and resources
• Recognize contributions and motivate
• Scale successful initiatives
• Practical examples of small improvements
• Tips for volunteers to propose ideas

• Alignment with TailsPal’s mission to protect animals in Georgia
• Direct benefit to animals: health, shelter, adoption outcomes
• Partner transparency and financial responsibility
• Operational capacity and legal compliance
• Community engagement and volunteer involvement
• Measurable outcomes and monitoring plan
• Pilot phases and clear agreements
• Long-term sustainability and scalability

• Assess local risks and create an action plan for animals
• Pack an emergency kit for pets with food and meds
• Keep veterinary records and emergency contacts ready
• Plan evacuation routes and safe community locations
• Train volunteers and teach pets basic emergency commands
• Coordinate with shelters and temporary foster hosts
• Clear communication roles during a crisis
• Recovery steps and long-term support for animals
• Ways you can help: foster, volunteer, donate

• Intake: where the animal comes from
• Initial health check and care
• ID, photos and profile creation
• Behaviour assessment and socialization
• Placement in foster or shelter
• Preparing the adoption listing
• Meet-and-greets and adoption paperwork
• Post-adoption support and follow-up

• Why tracking feeder data matters
• What we record: fill level, condition, activity
• How data is collected: volunteers' reports and photos
• Simple formats and tools we use
• Data processing, validation and privacy
• How statistics help plan aid
• How you can contribute with easy actions
• Common questions and quick answers