Do you manage cat colonies on your own? Here is the free Meow Metrics account.

Free Meow Metrics account for caregivers: your colonies and your cats, with your data kept private. Free, without depending on anyone, to capture and prove with data everything you already do, so that it counts.

You have been managing cat colonies for a long time without anyone asking you to, with no budget, no shifts, no team behind you. You know how many community cats there are, which ones still need to be sterilized, when the next check-ups are due... but you know it by heart, in a notebook, on your phone, in your head.

And that is the problem: nobody else knows it. Without data, it is hard for your local government to take what you do seriously, or even to know that you are doing it.

Meow Metrics was born for coordination between municipalities, associations and volunteers. But we know that many colony caregivers work alone, without that support. That is why we have created a version designed for you: free, professional, and as complete as you need to make your work visible.

What can you do with your individual account?

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A full census of your colonies, with a record and photos of each cat

A log of sterilizations, veterinary treatments and incidents

A map of abandonments, new litters, captures, road accidents…

Statistics, map layers and critical areas

Inventory, surveys and a directory of collaborators

Available in 12 languages: Spanish, Catalan, Galician, Basque, Valencian, Aragonese, English, German, Italian, French, Arabic, and Korean

Who is it for?

 

People who manage cat colonies on their own, without a municipal TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return) program or without formal support from their local government or association.

You are not alone, we are already part of this

+50

Municipalities and organizations

+1,790

Registered colonies

+14,807

Registered cats

+920

Colony caregivers

+20,091

Registered actions

+10,708

Registered alerts

+22,325

Estimated volunteer hours

+3

Countries

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