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Report animal cruelty

Tell us privately about an animal being abused or neglected. You don’t have to give your name.

Stay safe

  • Do not trespass, confront the person, or put yourself at risk to get evidence.
  • If an animal or person is in immediate danger, contact the police first.
  • Keep the original photos and videos on your phone. They may be needed later.

What happens to your report

Your report is never published. Only Guyana Paws administrators can see it. We review it and, where action is needed, pass the details to a welfare organisation or the authorities. We do not share your contact details without your permission.

We do not record your name, phone or email unless you choose to give them. Location data is removed from photos. Videos are stored as you send them and may contain the location where they were recorded.

What is happening?

e.g. 2 dogs, a horse, a cat

What is happening, how often, the animal’s condition. Stick to what you saw yourself.

Is it still happening?

Where?

Street, landmark or description of the yard, so the animal can be found. This stays private.

Photos or videos

Photos up to 12 MB each, videos (MP4, MOV, WebM) up to 60 MB each. On a slow connection, send photos first; we can ask for video later.

Contact (optional)

Phone, WhatsApp or email. Leave blank to stay anonymous; you can still follow up using your reference number.