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DONATE TO HELP SUFFERING DOGS IN BALI

WHY we need to HELP

Dogs in Bali are unnecessarily suffering from malnourishment, severe skin problems and other preventable diseases. The amount of unhealthy stray dogs keeps growing, because most of the female dogs aren’t sterilized. Stray dogs as well as locally owned dogs don’t get dewormed, treated for ticks & flees and yearly vaccinated. And one sick dog easily spreads diseases to other dogs around.

Did you know?

➢ An average Balinese household in a village has 3-8 unsterilized male and female dogs.

➢ A female dog can get pregnant every 6 months with litters of 3-6 puppies.

➢ Dumped puppy litters are daily noticed on the streets.

➢ New stray dogs are daily noticed on beaches and other more quiet areas.

➢ A dog with severe skin problems you can literally find on every street in Bali.

As a result, the number of suffering stray dogs is growing. Many expats, including our friends Elly and Kelly, already have 1 or more dogs rescued from the street. But there are so many more that need our help.

Bali needs fewer and healthier dogs!

ACTION PLAN

1. Sterilize female dogs to prevent more puppies being born and dumped on the street.

Group sterilizations (1 female dog $85 AUS/IDR 850k, 1 male dog $65 AUS/IDR 650k)

2. Give treatment to street dogs with urgent skin problems

Treatment of skin problems, preventive flee & tick treatment & deworming → per 3 months 1x Bravecto ($33 AUS/IDR 330k) + 1x deworming pill ($4 AUS/IDR 40k)

3. Have seriously ill dogs picked up from the street

Pick up by local clinic ($7,50 AUS/IDR 75k) + cost for treatment & vaccination (variable cost) or stop suffering by euthanasia ($90 AUS/IDR 900k)

Boarding for recovering dogs, hopefully awaiting adoption (1 dog per day $8 AUS/IDR 80k)

DONATE NOW! Every amount matters. All funds will be documented and we will post updates.

https://gofund.me/78461ce5