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February is the month of love, and since love is universal, we encourage you to share it with your favorite animals. While the island of Bali has been very strict on animal regulations, there are still a high number of strays you can find roaming on the streets. Fortunately, there is a collective group of wonderful people who work tirelessly to help combat the issue. Lend a hand or donate to help these organizations continue their awesome work. Here are some of Bali's Animal Rescue Group lists. Please add your faves to the list so I can discover more. And don't forget to vote for your faves!
Source: https://whatsnewindonesia.com/ultimate-guide/bali/pets/6-animal-rescue-groups-bali
Bali Animal Welfare Association (BAWA) is a non-profit organisation dedicated to helping animals in Bali | Bali Animal Rescue - BAWA
BAWA is a registered non-profit and 501(c)3 founded in 2007 by Janice Girardi, an American resident who has made Bali her home for over 30 years.
Make a donation today to secure a better future for an animal in need, or pledge your monthly support to save countless innocent lives.
https://bawabali.com/donate/
Bali Pet Crusaders (BPC) is a non-profit organization registered in Australia and the USA, focusing on sterilization programs to help control the population of dogs and cats in Bali. Their mission is helping people to help animals by improving the local families’ lives who may wish the best for their pets but not afford medical care.
Bali animal rescue taken as private initiative of a native Indonesian who dedicates her life to help animals for one simple reason, compassion.
As an archipelago, Indonesia has a long coastline, known for its natural resources and wildlife species variety, including the six sea turtle species. Bali itself has received bad publicity due to the high number of illegal sea turtle trading. This encourages the Bali Sea Turtle Society to help protect and educate through Community Based Conservation program with real actions such as protecting the nest and turtle release.
Villa Kitty is home to more than 200 rescued local cats and one of the few cat rescue organizations on the island. Founded by Elizabeth Hensell in 2011, the shelter strives with the help of a team of volunteers. Despite the name, Villa Kitty also occasionally receives abandoned dogs.
