No stray goes
hungry tonight.
Smart Care. Real Impact.
A network of smart, sustainable feeders keeping Georgia's 350,000 stray dogs healthy, fed, and safe.
Our Impact
Program partners
Why we exist
stray dogs in Georgia
With current situation in the Country, where municipalities are actively trying to remove strays from the streets, many people and companies started to take care of strays. Unfortunately, even though they are kind and caring, their feeding practices (irregular and using plastic containers and cellophane bags) harms strays and environment.
Irregular feeding schedules create behavioral issues and health problems. Plastic containers and cellophane bags litter streets, spoil food, and attract pests.
SmartPaw Feeders provide a systematic solution with regular, predictable care in correct portions.
The Solution
"Food is love. We just deliver."
SmartPaw Feeders dispense high-quality food in correct portions. No waste. No plastics. Regular, predictable care.
A complete, autonomous feeding system designed for the real world. IoT-connected and built to last.
Health & Behavior
Systematic feeding reduces aggression and improves health
Environmental
No plastic bags or containers littering streets
Sanitary
Fresh food that doesn't spoil or attract pests
SmartPaw Care Hosts
Venues with SmartPaw feeders and dog-friendly spaces
SOCAR Petrol Station
- •SmartPaw Feeder available 24/7
SOCAR Petrol Station
- •SmartPaw Feeder available 24/7
Marketing Agency Zoli
- •Pet-friendly workspace
- •SmartPaw Feeder in courtyard
Ganjina
- •Outdoor seating dog-friendly
- •Sweet treats for pets
Cares for 1 dog
Fabrika
- •Courtyard dogs welcome
- •Indoor seating with leash
Meet our strays
Every dog has a story. Help write their next chapter.
Simba
~5 yrs · Mixed-breed (Georgian Shepherd mix)
Simba has claimed the corner near SOCAR's Davit Agmashenebeli station as his territory for the past two years. His golden coat catches the morning sun as he greets every regular customer. The yellow ear tag marks him as neutered and vaccinated—proof that someone once cared. Now the SmartPaw feeder ensures he never waits hungry through Tbilisi's cold nights.
Daisy
~3 yrs · Mixed-breed (Labrador mix)
Every morning, Daisy rests her head on the sun-warmed pavement near Ganjina's dessert shop, watching the world wake up. Her gentle eyes have won over the entire neighborhood—shop owners save her treats, joggers stop to pat her head. She's Vake's unofficial greeter, and the SmartPaw feeder at Ganjina means she's always ready for her daily rounds with a full belly and wagging tail.
Jeka
~4 yrs · Mixed-breed
Jeka is Fabrika's unofficial mascot. You'll find him lounging between café tables, so calm and gentle that tourists assume he's someone's pet. He's not—he's a street dog who's mastered the art of urban living. Staff members know him by name, kids pat his head, and the SmartPaw feeder in Fabrika's courtyard keeps him fed while he keeps watch over his beloved hostel.
Bozo
~6 yrs · German Shepherd mix
Bozo has a playful habit—he picks up discarded cups and carries them like trophies. The staff at Zoli's marketing agency started leaving treats for him, and now he's their unofficial mascot, patrolling the courtyard with authority. Smart and loyal, Bozo knows every regular visitor and barks only at strangers. The SmartPaw feeder here means he's always energized for his self-appointed guard duty.
Luka
~2 yrs · Small mixed-breed
Little Luka is proof that the SmartPaw system works. This photo captured him enjoying a fresh meal from one of our feeders on Kakheti Highway. Small but scrappy, he's learned that consistent feeding times mean he doesn't have to scavenge through trash anymore. His white coat stays cleaner, his energy is up, and local drivers have started calling him 'the highway mascot.' Regular meals are changing his life, one bowl at a time.
Every Dollar Builds Real Infrastructure
Operational costs are covered by QR payments. Donor capital goes exclusively to device production, installation, and awareness campaigns.
Cover food and maintenance for 5 feeders
Install 10 new feeders in underserved areas
Emergency medical care for injured strays
City-wide network of 50+ feeders
Overall Progress
toward our Dream Goal of $45,000
of $45,000
All donations above goal go toward additional devices and expanded campaigns.