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We fund the mobile desexing clinic and some education programs.

To donate you can transfer to our bank account: Bali Street Dog Fund Westpac Bank BSB: 033 017 Account No. 199176 or via PayPal - www.balistreetdogs.org.au/donating The Bali Street Dog Fund Australia (Bali Street Dogs) works with partner organisation Bali Animal Welfare Association (BAWA) in Ubud to humanely reduce the population of cats and dogs.

28/10/2026

Please Help BAWA Help Pablo

A few weeks ago, a friend of BAWA’s told them about a dog lying motionless on the side of the road. BAWA rushed to rescue him and took him straight to a clinic, they named him Pablo.

Poor old Pablo was in a terrible state with so many health problems. He has scabies, a Malassezia yeast infection, a bacterial infection and numerous ticks. Around 90% of his body is covered in crusty skin, with many areas oozing pus. He is also severely anaemic with pale gums and has thick discharge from both eyes. He constantly shakes his head, possibly due to ear mites, ticks, or inflammation caused by an infection.

He also has an old fracture in his left femur, suggesting he has been living with this condition for a long time. He has a dislocated hip in his right hind leg, spondylosis and mineralisation in his kidneys. An X-ray of his stomach revealed numerous bone fragments, likely from scavenging in the garbage, as well as malnutrition.

BAWA keep calling Pablo their “good old boy” because he looks like a very old dog but he is no more than five years old. With the right care and treatment, and eventually a loving home, he still has many happy years ahead of him.

Pablo’s care is costly, but BAWA are committed to giving this wonderful dog a great new life. Please help BAWA give Pablo all the love and care he deserves, they can’t do it without you.
Please donate to support Pablo’s recovery.
www.bawabali.com/donate
www.balistreetdogs.org.au/donating

17/10/2026

Remember Charlie?

Earlier this year we shared the story of Charlie who BAWA rescued. He was supposedly 4 years old but years of severe malnutrition left him painfully underdeveloped, with the fragile frame of a puppy whose body was never given the nourishment it needed to grow.

We asked Charlie to hang in there and he did. Charlie is thriving thanks to BAWA's Rescue, Rehab, Rehome Program

https://www.facebook.com/reel/1109167298368149

Please support BAWA's Rescue, Rehab, Rehome Program.
www.bawabali.com/donate
www.balistreetdogs.org.au/donating

11/10/2026

𝗛𝗲𝗹𝗽𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗺𝘂𝗻𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝘁𝗼 𝗛𝗲𝗹𝗽 𝗧𝗵𝗲𝗶𝗿 𝗗𝗼𝗴𝘀

BAWA, together with FOUR PAWS, are running a One-Health program in remote areas of Bangli, Bali. A census (count of dogs) is carried out first, followed by door to door rabies vaccinations, as well as catching and vaccinating community dogs, to help achieve the herd immunity needed to protect the community.

The community and especially the children, are so grateful to have their animals vaccinated against this deadly but 100% preventable disease.

Please help BAWA reach more villages:
www.bawabali.com/donate
www.balistreetdogs.org.au/donating

08/10/2026

💚 BOBBY NEEDS OUR HELP

When Bobby was reported to BAWA his body was green, his skin was in terrible condition and here was something very wrong with his legs. The green colour was from fly spray. Bobby’s owner thought he was treating his mange and fungus, but it was clear Bobby needed proper veterinary care, but most concerning of all were his badly deformed legs.

After a few days of talking with his owner and explaining that Bobby needed to see an orthopaedic vet and that BAWA would cover the costs, which he couldn’t do, BAWA were able to take him to Central Vet. They still don’t know exactly what has caused the deformity in Bobby’s legs. It could be an angular limb deformity, nutritional rickets or carpal laxity syndrome, but there is a chance that the right diet, supplements and exercise could help him without surgery.

So that is what BAWA is going to try. For the next month, Bobby will receive a special diet and supplements, sunshine and appropriate exercise, while they closely monitor his progress. He also needs treatment for his mange and fungus, vaccinations, neutering and regular blood tests.

BAWA really hope this will be enough but if it isn’t, Bobby may need a very difficult surgery on his legs. Without treatment his legs could get much worse making walking very painful and difficult or even losing the ability to walk at all.

Just like you, BAWA want to give Bobby every chance to live a healthy, active and pain-free life. Please help give him that chance. 💚
www.bawabali.com/donate
www.balistreetdogs.org.au/donating

06/10/2026

The Impact of Your Life Changing Help

September brought together so much of what BAWA stands for – protecting animals, keeping people and animals safe, sharing knowledge and providing lifesaving rescue and rehabilitation for animals who have no one else. From honouring animals on one of Bali’s most meaningful sacred days to protecting communities from rabies and helping children learn how to live safely and compassionately alongside animals, September was a month of connection, care and action across Bali.

Thanks to your support in September BAWA:
Sterilized 304 dogs and cats, bringing the year todate total to 2,708
Vaccinated 1,348 animals against rabies, bringing the year to date total to 7,177
Reached 4,304 students across 37 schools, bringing the year to date total to 28,463 students.
Provided lifesaving treatment and care to 527 animals in need through BAWA’s hotline, bringing the year to date total to 4,504 animals helped

SEPTEMBER HIGHLIGHTS

A Holy Day for Animals - On the 5th of September, Bali celebrated Tumpek Uye, a special Balinese holy day dedicated to animals where prayers, offerings and acts of care are given in appreciation of all living beings. The values at the heart of Tumpek Uye –respect, compassion and care for animals, are the same values that guide BAWA’S work every day. It is a beautiful reminder of the place animals hold in our lives and our shared responsibility to protect and care for them. What made the day especially moving was seeing the dogs and cats receive traditional prayers and blessings alongside rabies vaccinations, sterilization and other veterinary care.

World Rabies Day 2026: “Stronger Together”

BAWA held a series of activities throughout the second half of September running spay/neuter and rabies vaccination days together with PDHI (the veterinary association) and the Animal Husbandry Departments of Denpasar, Gianyar and Bangli. Together they raised awareness about rabies prevention and helped keep both people and animals safe from this preventable disease. In Bangli, BAWA joined with FOUR PAWS for a special two day program where students took part by creating and sharing their own messages about dog bite prevention, responsible pet ownership and kindness to animals, with a contest involving seven schools.

At the same time, community dogs and family pets received rabies vaccinations, sterilization and treatment. Special thanks to the Bangli Regency Government who attended all the activities and to FOUR PAWS for their support in making this World Rabies Day program possible. Preventing rabies isn’t only about vaccination, education is vital, especially for children growing up in communities where dogs are part of everyday life. In partnership with the Boehringer Ingelheim team, BAWA visited schools in remote villages to talk with students about rabies prevention, animal welfare and how to stay safe around dogs and other animals. In September alone BAWA reached 4,304 students, bringing the total to 28,463 students so far this year. It was wonderful to see the children so engaged, asking questions, joining in and showing genuine care for animals and to see the educational materials supported by Boehringer Ingelheim being taken home to share with friends and families.

Rescue, Rehab, Rehome

Every day, BAWA responds to calls for animals in need, from abandoned litters and extremely sick animals requiring urgent medical care to victims of neglect and cruelty. In September, BAWA’s hotline responded to 527 animals, bringing the total to 4,504 animals helped so far this year. Many animals needed urgent specialised care at veterinary clinics, while others needed rehabilitation at BAWA’s shelters. Most have no homes to return to and Antara is one of them.

When Antara was rescued he was at death’s door. A heavy metal chain had caused a deep, bleeding wound around his neck that was badly infected and infested with maggots. He was also terrified, making it difficult for vets to treat him. After a month of intensive clinical care, Antara is now stronger and healthier. Most importantly he is beginning to trust again. He now steps out of his cage and gently interacts with the vets who care for him. It may seem like a small step, but for Antara, it is a huge one. There is still a long road ahead and when he is released from the clinic he will continue his rehabilitation at BAWA and hopefully, one day, find the loving home he deserves.

Please help Antara and the many animals like him who come to BAWA needing urgent treatment, care and a chance to recover. BAWA need your continued support to keep this lifesaving work going, they can’t do this without you.

Please make a lifesaving donation today
https://bawabali.com/donate/
https://balistreetdogs.org.au/donating

01/10/2026

𝗪𝗼𝗿𝗹𝗱 𝗥𝗮𝗯𝗶𝗲𝘀 𝗗𝗮𝘆 𝗶𝘀 𝗼𝘃𝗲𝗿 𝗯𝘂𝘁 𝗲𝗻𝗱𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗿𝗮𝗯𝗶𝗲𝘀 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗮𝗻𝗶𝗺𝗮𝗹 𝘀𝘂𝗳𝗳𝗲𝗿𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗺𝘂𝘀𝘁 𝗰𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗶𝗻𝘂𝗲

October is here and the flurry of activities around World Rabies Day has come to an end but the need to vaccinate and sterilise dogs and provide treatment to suffering animals must continue.

Vaccinating dogs is essential to ending rabies but the problem of unwanted puppies continually entering the population also needs to be addressed. If it isn’t, BAWA will always be trying to catch up. This is why sterilisation is such an important part of the solution.

BAWA see the consequences every single day. Unwanted puppies are continuously abandoned on roadsides, beaches, markets and temples, while sick and injured dogs are left without treatment because their owners simply cannot afford veterinary care, or because veterinary care is not available.

To help change this situation BAWA urgently need your help.

A donation of $35 can help sterilise and vaccinate one dog and provide essential treatment.
Any amount you donate will support BAWA’s lifesaving work.
www.bawabali.com/donate
www.balistreetdogs.org.au/donating

BAWA can’t do this without you. 𝗣𝗹𝗲𝗮𝘀𝗲 𝗵𝗲𝗹𝗽 𝘀𝗮𝘃𝗲 𝗹𝗶𝘃𝗲𝘀 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗽𝗿𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝘀𝘂𝗳𝗳𝗲𝗿𝗶𝗻𝗴.

Thank you 🙏

01/10/2026

MAKE A DIFFERENCE FOR ANIMALS IN BALI 🐾❤️

Want to spend your time doing something meaningful and have plenty of tail wags and cuddles along the way?

Volunteer with BAWA! Help walk and socialise with the dogs and give them some much needed affection and help them learn to trust people again.

Every walk, cuddle and moment you spend with them makes a difference. The more time you can give, the more meaningful the connection, BAWA recommends a minimum of 5 shifts.

🐶 Ready to join? https://form.jotform.com/BAWABALI/volunteer
Can’t volunteer? You can still help by donating items from the BAWA Wish List. Every contribution helps provide the care these beautiful animals need.

🛒 BAWA Wish List: https://bawabali.com/support-bali-animal/wish-list/

01/10/2026

Learning, caring, and making a difference. ❤️

BAWA were grateful to welcome the Boehringer Ingelheim team to BAWA’s education sessions for two days, visiting SDN 4 & 5 Taro schools and meeting 254 students from this remote village.

It was touching to see how enthusiastic the students were to learn about animal welfare, rabies vaccination and how to stay safe around animals. The team was also moved to see the students genuine care and love for animals and to witness the impact of the educational materials they helped make possible.

Thank you Boehringer Ingelheim for being part of this journey and BAWA looks forward to welcoming you again soon!

01/10/2026

ANTARA’S UPDATE ❤️ Thank you for helping give Antara a second chance.

BAWA promised Antara they would never give up on him, and they haven’t. When BAWA rescued him, he was at death’s door but after a month of intensive treatment he is stronger and healthier and every single day they see more progress and more of his incredible will to live.

Antara had been chained for so long with such a heavy metal chain that it had caused a deep, raw and bleeding wound around his neck. The wound was infested with maggots and he had serious infections. He was also extremely frightened, understandably, and at first it was difficult for the vets even to treat him.

Now Antara is not only healing but beginning to trust again. He steps out of his cage and gently interacts with the vets caring for him. This may seem like a small step but for Antara, it is a huge one!

He still has a long road ahead, but once he is fully healed, he will continue his rehabilitation at BAWA where he can meet new friends and hopefully one day find the loving home he deserves.

Please help us honour BAWA’s commitment to Antara and keep his recovery going, they can’t do this without you ❤️

bawabali.com/donate
balistreetdogs.org.au/donating

28/09/2026

STRONGER TOGETHER: ONE HEALTH IN ACTION
World Rabies Day came to life in Bangli with students learning, communities taking action, animals receiving vital care.

While primary school students shared their messages about dog bite prevention, responsible pet ownership and kindness to animals, pet owners brought their beloved dogs to the animal health day for sterilisation and rabies vaccination. BAWA experts in handling community dogs brought in dogs for their vital vaccines, spay/neuter and other health treatments.

On this day alone:

🐾 67 dogs & cats sterilised
💉 98 animals vaccinated against rabies

Pet owners also took the time to ask questions about post surgery care, bathing and nutrition, showing that responsible pet ownership is about more than one day of treatment, it’s ongoing care and commitment.

This is “Stronger Together” in action: education, prevention and animal welfare working hand in hand.

BAWA thanks the Bangli Regency Government, Department of Agriculture, Bangli Veterinary Association, dedicated communities, teachers and students, and FOUR PAWS for making this possible.
Working together helps create healthier, safer communities for people and animals.
bawabali.com/donate
balistreetdogs.org.au/donating

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21 JUMBUCK Drive
Wagga Wagga, NSW
2650

Website

http://www.balistreetdogs.org.au/

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