We recently passed several milestones at once. Before sharing them, the first thing: thank you. I am very proud, and the whole team is, of how much this has grown.
Thanks to those who trusted us first
When Meow Metrics had almost nothing to show, some people bet on it:
Their trust, their daily use and their feedback have been the foundation of everything else. Thank you.
The milestones
- More than 2,000 colonies registered
- More than 17,000 animals registered
- 1,300 active users
- More than 23,500 actions carried out
- More than 11,500 alerts published
- More than 25,000 hours of work (estimated)
What this data makes possible
A large, well-kept registry opens doors that used to be closed:
- Evidence-based animal welfare. Deciding where to sterilise, where to strengthen veterinary care and how populations evolve, with data rather than intuition.
- Professional and ethical management. Making the work visible, including volunteer work, and backing it up with real data for those who fund or oversee it.
- Cooperation between town councils and managing organisations. With comparable data, good practices can be shared and efforts coordinated without always starting from scratch.
That is the purpose of Zoometrics: turning fieldwork into useful information for public administrations and animal protection.
We keep going
Thank you to all the people, organisations and administrations who are part of this. If you want to join us, write to info@zoo-metrics.com.
