Helping Bali’s Street Dogs One Street at a Time
Hi, I’m Alana.
After moving to Bali, I started noticing how many dogs live on the streets without access to proper care. Many suffer from untreated infections, parasites and mange, while uncontrolled breeding means more puppies are born into difficult conditions.
Bali Street Paws focuses on sterilisation, treatment and community support to improve the lives of street dogs and the people who care for them.
Life for Street Dogs in Bali
When I moved to Bali, one of the things that affected me most was seeing how many dogs live on the streets without proper care.
Some suffer from untreated infections, parasites and mange, conditions that can quickly become serious without basic veterinary treatment. At the same time, uncontrolled breeding means more puppies are born into difficult conditions.
Instead of helping just one dog at a time, I wanted to focus on actions that could create lasting change.
I realised how many dogs were suffering silently.
I knew I couldn’t help every dog on the island.
So I created Bali Street Paws.
Choose How You Want to Help
Every contribution helps improve the lives of Bali’s street dogs.
Sponsor a Treatment
Help treat dogs suffering from common skin diseases caused by Bali’s humid climate and parasites.
- A small treatment can dramatically improve a dog’s quality of life.
Sponsor a Sterilisation
Prevent uncontrolled breeding and reduce suffering for street dogs.
- One sterilisation can prevent hundreds of future stray puppies.
Support a Street Project
Help fund a street-by-street sterilisation campaign in a local community.
- Together we can transform one street at a time.
Small Actions. Real Change.
- Spirit Friday
- Feb 26, 2026
This is me — Alana — at one of the first Bali Street Paws events, selling our very first t-shirts to raise funds for the project.
Every shirt sold helps support sterilisation campaigns, treatments for street dogs and our street-by-street initiatives.
It’s a small start, but every action helps move the project forward.
Wear the mission. Help the dogs.
Available in Bali only
Sterilisation, Treatment and Community Support
Sterilisation
Reducing uncontrolled breeding and preventing future suffering.
Treatment
Helping dogs recover from infections, parasites and other treatable conditions.
Community Support
Supporting local families who want to care for their dogs but do not have the financial means to do so.
Help Change the Future for Bali’s Street Dogs
Bali Street Paws is just getting started.
Through sterilisation, medical treatment and community support, we are working to improve the lives of street dogs across Bali — one street at a time.
But real change only happens with the support of people who care.
Every action matters. Every dog matters.
Events & Community Action
- February 26, 2026
Spirit Friday – First Bali Street Paws T-Shirt Launch
During Spirit Friday at Green School, Bali Street Paws launched its very first fundraising initiative.
We sold our first t-shirts to raise funds for sterilisation programs and treatments for Bali’s street dogs. It was an amazing moment to share the project with the community and start building support.
- March 26, 2026
Supporting BAWA Sterilisation Program
Bali Street Paws joined the Green School community to support BAWA Bali in a sterilisation initiative.
Together we helped support the sterilisation of 50 dogs, contributing to a healthier and more balanced street dog population in Bali.
Collaborations like this are an important step toward long-term impact.
Thank you for helping me turn this idea into real change.
Other Ways to Help
If you’re in Bali and would like to support Bali Street Paws in other ways, we are also looking for useful item donations.
We currently welcome contributions such as old suitcases, dog beds, blankets, rugs, towels, dog food, collars and feeding bowls.
These items help support the daily care behind our treatments, street projects and community efforts.
Drop-off point:
Dog House Café
Follow them to stay updated on drop-off dates and community events.
