Food and Water Station | Fountain, Shade, Care

It covers a fixed feeding point, a clean water fountain, a shaded rest spot and a mobile vet check.

Yes. It is a fixed station, not a one-day point. It is marked on the map and taken into daily care follow-up.

The dated, located photo of the full-basin station and the life drinking from it is uploaded to your panel within 72 hours.

It checks on site the health of the lives that stop by the station, noticing the sick or hurt one early and taking it into treatment.

The fountain is fed from a clean line, the basin washed and filled each morning, the flow set, and stale water is never left.

Our volunteers check the fountain and basin each morning, renew the water, fill the food and log the situation.

The care route extends to the other corners of that quarter too, but each record is logged to a set station and followed.

Priority goes to dry corners with no water, where many lives stop by, or where no one tends.

In summer heat the asphalt grows very hot. A shaded rest spot lets the lives cool and rest.

Yes. If you wish, you can take on a station's upkeep each month, and a photo of each field round reaches your panel separately.

When several stations are set in a quarter, they are all marked on the map and followed on a single care route.

Yes. Quenara is a Delaware-based 501(c)(3) organization, and your receipt is sent through your panel.

Yes. The station, the location, the photo and the volunteer's signature are kept on file, and the process is clear from start to finish.