Street dogs in Bali are not considered pets, and many people’s attitudes toward dogs differ greatly from those typically found in Western culture. Due to rising poverty, many owners cannot afford sterilization, vaccinations, or medical care, and as a result, they abandon their dogs on the streets. Unfortunately, some Indonesians do not show compassion toward them.
But the world is changing, and people are changing with it. More and more individuals are beginning to understand the importance of kindness toward all living beings on this planet.
In Bali, an increasing number of organizations and shelters for stray animals are emerging. Most of them operate on a charitable basis and lack sufficient financial support. Furthermore, many are deeply in debt to veterinary clinics, which is a major issue in the field of animal welfare. Yet this does not stop people from continuing to fight, love, and help those in need.
Below, we will tell you about some of them…