TailsPal Blog — all about helping animals and spreading kindness

• Meet the rescued animal
• Description of the trap and the rescue steps
• First aid and transport advice
• Recovery and care at the shelter
• Volunteers' role and community support
• What to do if you find an animal in a trap
• Prevention and local actions
• Ways to support rescue efforts

• Ensure the scene is safe before approaching the animal.
• Cool the burn with running, lukewarm water; avoid ice.
• Don’t apply oils, butter, or human ointments without veterinary advice.
• Cover the wound with a clean dressing to reduce infection risk.
• Keep the animal calm and limit movement.
• Seek veterinary care for large, deep, chemical or electrical burns.
• Give only safe first-aid measures when immediate vet care isn't possible.
• Share prevention tips with other pet owners in your community.

• 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

• A friendly cat appears during a wedding reception
• Guests and newlyweds notice and care for the animal
• The couple decides to adopt after checking for an owner
• First steps: vet visit, safe space, gradual introductions
• Practical tips for adopting an unexpected pet
• Community role and TailsPal’s support
• How others can help shelters and similar rescues

• Prepare: meet the owner and learn the pet's routine
• Pack essentials: food, meds, favorite items
• Introduce the pet gradually and follow routines
• Ensure safety: health checks and emergency contacts
• Agree communication and responsibilities
• Discuss compensation and expenses
• Plan the handover back to the owner
• Have an emergency action plan

• 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

• A brief rescue story about a dog named Khvostik
• Volunteers and shelter care made the difference
• One photo caught public and media attention
• Community response brought help quickly
• Practical steps anyone can take to assist
• Tips on fostering and adoption
• Importance of spay/neuter and microchipping
• How kindness stories change attitudes

• Assess safety for people and the animal before acting.
• Keep calm and avoid rushing into the well alone.
• Use light and quiet to locate and soothe the animal.
• Employ ropes, blankets, or boards carefully as improvised aids.
• Always secure a rescuer with a belay or second person.
• Call professionals when the situation is risky or equipment is missing.
• Provide warmth, water, and veterinary care after rescue.
• Inform the community and secure the well to prevent repeats.

• 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