About TailsPal — a project helping homeless animals in Georgia

• Transparency builds trust between donors and TailsPal.
• Reports show how donations are spent and what they achieve.
• We publish aggregated receipts, expense categories, and project updates.
• Donor privacy is protected; no personal data is published.
• Tips on how to read and use the reports.
• How the community can verify and give feedback.
• Ways to share reports to increase impact.

• Prioritize safety for animals and people
• Shelter from weather and pests
• Easy access for volunteers to refill
• Respect for neighbors and landowners
• Minimize environmental impact
• Monitor and adjust after installation

• Combine resources for greater impact
• Build legal and lasting programs
• Access municipal sites and logistical support
• Improve prevention of stray animals
• Strengthen public trust and visibility
• Create sustainable funding and policy influence

• Why international growth matters for TailsPal
• Assessing needs and choosing pilot locations
• Finding local partners and building trust
• Running pilot programs and adapting approaches
• Training volunteers and local teams
• Managing legal and administrative requirements
• Funding strategies for sustainability
• Monitoring, evaluation and transparency
• Communicating with communities and supporters

• Why transparency matters
• How donations are received and processed
• Main spending categories
• Accounting and reporting practices
• How to verify your donation's impact
• Ways to help beyond money
• Common donor questions

• Collaboration expands reach and resource pools
• Sharing skills improves care quality
• Coordination reduces duplicated effort
• Joint fundraising attracts more stable support
• Shared programs create sustainable results
• Risks and costs can be divided among partners
• Clear roles, communication and trust are essential
• Start with small pilot projects to test cooperation

• Why tech matters for animal welfare
• Digital records and identification
• Online adoption and awareness platforms
• Volunteer coordination and logistics
• Telemedicine and remote triage
• Fundraising and financial transparency
• Community education and digital outreach
• Practical first steps for teams and individuals

• Media shape perceptions through words and images; tone matters.
• Avoid sensationalism and exploitative visuals to encourage empathy.
• Share practical stories: rescue, rehabilitation, responsible care.
• Journalists and editors should follow ethical reporting and verify facts.
• Local campaigns and community reporting boost volunteer action.
• Collaboration between NGOs, shelters and media amplifies impact.
• Use language that avoids stigmatization and promotes solutions.
• Actions for readers: share humane stories, volunteer, support shelters.

• TailsPal’s coordinating role in emergencies
• Rapid volunteer mobilization and information sharing
• Safe evacuation and temporary sheltering
• Transport and basic veterinary first aid
• Reuniting pets with owners
• Pet emergency kits and preparedness
• Volunteer training and community actions
• Ways the public can support local response