Population Control

The most urgent necessity is to continue to spay and neuter as many street dogs as possible to ensure that all of Bali's dogs can eventually be adequately fed and cared for. BAWA supports a mobile clinic that travels to East Bali's villages and conducts up to 40 free sterilizations a day. Read more...

Veterinary Care & Animal Ambulance

BAWA's clinic near Ubud treats street dogs for skin and internal parasites, other diseases, wounds and starvation. Dogs of Balinese owners who cannot afford to pay are treated without charge. It's also the base for the 24 hour Animal Ambulance. Read more...

Education

Awareness-raising and education are the most important components in addressing animal welfare issues in Bali. BAWA delivers daily seminars on animal welfare in local primary schools, and in international schools on request. It has recently launched a novel program to educate Balinese children. Read more...


Puppy Rescue & Rehabilitation

Because female dogs are costly to sterilize, they are often abandoned shortly after birth. BAWA rescues puppies from the street and cares for them until they are old enough to be re-homed; we do not run a shelter. Finding safe, caring homes for these animals is one of our greatest challenges. Read more...


Street Feeding

Because BAWA's policy is to leave mature street dogs where they are found, we have a program of providing food to dogs which are otherwise not being fed regularly. Read more...