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The Traveller
यात्री
Gets
A way to help the dog you can't forget.
Gives
30 seconds and one photo.
The problem · तीन अंक
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stray dogs in Nepal
Most have never been seen by a vet.
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human rabies deaths a year
Seventy percent preventable through dog vaccination.
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functioning shelters in a country of 30M
Scattered across 77 districts. No shared system.
One night · एक राती
11:47 pm·Thamelठमेल
You see her limping.
A brown dog, thin, bleeding on her flank. You don't speak Nepali. You don't know any vets. It's almost midnight. In any other city, this is where the story ends.
11:48 pm·Pawseenपउसिन
One tap.
Open Pawseen. Tap Report. Your GPS locks. You take one photo. You tag severity. Thirty seconds, done. If you had no data signal, you'd have texted DOG to 1234 and it still would have worked.
11:48 pm·AI triage
Severity: Urgent.
A Claude-powered triage reads the photo and your note. It flags the case as Urgent. It finds the nearest open-hours vet, 1.2 km away. It pings the three closest trained volunteers.
12:01 am·Boudhaबौद्ध
Pratima accepts.
Pratima is a trained volunteer who lives 800m away. She sees the ping, accepts, and is on her scooter in four minutes. You get her name and ETA. You stay with the dog.
1:14 am·KAT Centreकेएटी
Moti is safe.
Together you get her into a carrier and to KAT Centre. She's stable. The wound is cleaned and stitched. You'll get a photo update tomorrow morning, and every week after that, for as long as she's in care.
The gap we're closing · खाली ठाउँ
Every day, thousands of Nepalis share videos of injured and lost animals in Facebook groups. It's beautiful. It's the reason this country is ready for a platform like Pawseen. But caring and coordinating are different problems, and a dog in pain can't wait for comments to turn into action.
A note to the Facebook groups
“We wouldn't exist without you. Every report you've ever posted, every midnight comment, every time you cared enough to film a dog nobody else saw. That culture is the foundation. Pawseen just gives it infrastructure.”
Saman · Founder, Pawseen
Meet the heroes · नायकहरू
Every one of them
has a name.
Sponsor from NPR 500 a month. Adopt if your home is ready. Every dog vaccinated before placement.
Three ways to sponsor.
Friend
साथी
NPR 500
per month
Food, basic care, one dog's week secured.
Received by
Any partner shelter you choose
Most chosen
Guardian
संरक्षक
NPR 1,500
per month
Full vet care, sterilization, vaccination on schedule.
Received by
Any partner shelter you choose
Patron
आश्रयदाता
NPR 5,000
per month
A full shelter bed, medical emergencies, a named dog for a year.
Received by
Any partner shelter you choose
Where your money goes · पारदर्शिता
Pawseen is a technology platform, not a charity. We never hold donor funds. When you sponsor a dog, your money is processed directly to one of the five verified partner shelters below. You choose which one.
The flow · ४ चरण
1
You
Donor
2
Pawseen
Platform
3
Shelter
Partner
4
Dog
The reason
Your money goes here.
Five verified partnersNot here
Pawseen Pvt. Ltd. does not handle donations directly. All funds are processed by verified partner shelters. We charge a small tech fee to partner shelters for platform access, paid by them, not by you.
Built with · साझेदार
Voices · आवाज
Coco · Lateral01/03
Coco · Abdomen02/03
Coco · Dorsal03/03
Coco · कोको · Survived
From the founder · संस्थापक
I built Pawseen because of Coco.
Last summer I took him from Kathmandu to Bandipur, then on to Chitwan. I thought we'd make memories together. On the way back, somewhere between Chitwan and home, the heat caught up with him. He stopped drinking. He stopped eating. His breathing turned shallow and frightened.
I searched for a vet at every stop along the highway. There was none. Not one. For six hours I drove, crying, while Coco stayed quieter than he had any right to be. Brave, impossible Coco.
We made it to Happy Pets in Kathmandu after midnight. The doctor stayed with him all night. Coco lived. Many dogs on that highway would not have.
Two million strays in Nepal have no highway vet, no Happy Pets, no one crying for them in a car. Pawseen is the system I wish had existed that night. We are building it now, in Nepal, for Nepal.
Saman
Founder
Kathmandu · पउसिन