SmartTie.

I have a cat and I know very well how difficult it is to be a pet owner during wartime. She was frightened by the sounds of explosions and ran away from us, and finding her afterward was a horror quest. People who leave front-line cities don't always have the opportunity to take their furry friends with them, and they are left behind in hell alone. My family and I also left our cat in the combat zone because we had no physical way to take her, but eventually we managed to bring her to us. However, during the time when there was distance and uncertainty between us, all my thoughts were with her. "How is she?", "Is everything okay?" — these questions never left me for a single moment. I'm sure this case is not the only one in the whole world. Stories from friends, bloggers, and news break my heart when they talk about pets that have died or gone missing. My goal was to come up with something that would help save the lives of four-legged friends. Uncertainty is our greatest enemy, one that prevents us from living. Many little tails are left alone in occupied territories, and later they may be found by volunteers who will save the pet's life, possibly even bring it back to you or take it to a shelter — and for that, they need information about the owner and, of course, about the animal. This invention contains everything needed to save a little life. Another common problem is that four-legged friends run away, simply or for some reason, so GPS will be the best helper in finding