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WHAT WE DO

Sterilization & Vaccination

Sterilization is the most effective and humane way to stop the cycle of overpopulation and suffering. It reduces disease, roaming, and unwanted litters, creating safer, healthier communities for both animals and people.
 

We organize bi-weekly health care days which include sterilizations, rabies vaccines, chemotherapy treatments, and basic medical treatments such as deworming and  administering skin medication.

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Community Education

Many of the animals we help are suffering from entirely preventable conditions, common among Bali’s street and community dogs due to limited access to resources and knowledge.
 

Through community education, we advocate for responsible, cage-free and chain-free care, helping families understand how small changes can dramatically improve an animal’s health and wellbeing.

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Medical Treatment

We provide essential medical care to injured, sick, and neglected animals—both owned and unowned.
 

Common medical issues we treat include:

  • Chronic skin disease & mange

  • Parasitic illness

  • Malnutrition

  • Untreated infections & open wounds

  • Injuries & hernias

  • Tumour removal & TVT cancer

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Daily Street Feeding

Every day, our team feeds street dogs and cats across Tabanan Regency—often their only meal. This work is a lifeline for animals on the streets and in local low-income households.

We currently support:

250 dogs
120 cats


And with each trip, we unfortunately find more in need.

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Rescue & Adoption

We respond to urgent cases of animals in distress, taking action, providing immediate rescue and lifesaving care.
 

Our Safe House offers a protected space for recovery, connection, and visibility—creating meaningful opportunities for animals to be adopted into loving, permanent homes.

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And we couldn't do it without you.

Your donations ensure we can continue to transform lives and remove suffering—will you help?

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