What We Do
Shelter
Shelters for dogs and cats on the streets of Bali are crucial as they provide a safe haven from the harsh conditions of street life, offering protection, food, and medical care. They help in rehabilitating injured and sick animals, improving their chances of recovery and adoption. By controlling the population through spaying and neutering, shelters reduce the number of strays, contributing to public health and safety.
Medical Assist
For homeless cats and dogs, medical care is a gateway to adoption. Most adopters look for an animal that's healthy and free of communicable diseases. Also, many local people cannot afford to treat medical conditions or provide vaccines and sterilization, so getting animals healthy, sterilized and vaccinated- is literally what opens the door to a home for adoption for many
Foster care and Adoption
Fostering is needed as a step toward adoption. As we provide medical treatment and animals begin to feel and look better, we need a place fro them to go after they have been discharged. Animals cannot be adopted out of the vet's office. Foster homes are needed as an intermediate step toward adoption where animals can be socialized and also finish their treatments.
Streetfeeding
Street feeding is a way to support animals who are homeless and have to search and beg for food. Many unwanted dogs and cats are left in places like rice fields, beaches, cemeteries, and garbage piles. Often these are puppies. There are simply no places for them to go. This is especially painful. Street feeders help these animals to survive, which can eventually lead to them finding a home on their own or being adopted. Additionally, street feeders often provide medicine for treating flea and tick infestations. which reduces their suffering and improves their health.
