Stray Coin isn't a project born in a boardroom. It was built by a veteran, a cat rescuer, and someone who has spent years getting his hands dirty for animals that couldn't speak for themselves.
Brad
Founder, Stray Coin
U.S. Air Force Veteran. Cat rescuer. Disabled advocate. Builder.
I served in the United States Air Force, including a deployment to Iraq and postings at overseas bases. I gave years of my life to service, and I carry that sense of duty with me every single day. I got out in 2009 and have been navigating life as a disabled veteran ever since.
After my service, I found a new calling at a local humane society, where I worked directly with cats - including feral and stray populations that most people never think about. I trained in the specialized care these animals need, learned how to earn their trust, and fell in love with the work.
Today I have 10 cats of my own - and honestly, I would have more if I could. Friends and family regularly come to me for help with their cats, whether it is caring for a sick animal, hand-raising newborn kittens, or figuring out what to do with a stray they found. This is not a hobby for me. It is who I am.
Stray Coin was born from that passion. I wanted to build something that uses the power of crypto to do real, measurable good for the animals that need it most. Every trade, every holder, every dollar donated - it all goes back to the cats.
Military service taught me that showing up for others is not optional. That same principle drives every decision behind Stray Coin.
I have personally cared for feral cats, raised newborn kittens, and worked inside a humane society. This project is built on real knowledge, not theory.
Every donation is logged publicly. Every decision is shared with the community. You will always know exactly where the money goes.
I built Stray Coin because I have seen what happens to cats when no one steps up. I am stepping up. I hope you will join me.
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