The Bali Street Paws Journal
Today we had our second sterilisation, and honestly, I’m really happy with how it went. We had 27 animals signed up. In the end, 23 showed up. And honestly? 23 is a lot. 23 animals whose lives just changed in
This month felt different. The kind of month where things actually start moving. It started with a meeting at Le Bajo. We sat down, talked through ideas, and by the end of it we had something real on the table,
This Sunday, we had our first real Bali Street Paws project t-shirt sale at Le Bajo in Pererenan. I set up, got everything ready, and stayed from 1pm to 7pm. It was a pretty quiet day for sales, honestly. But
On the 4th of May, we sat down with BAWA, and honestly, it was probably one of the most important meetings we’ve had so far for the Bali Street Paws Project. It went really well. Better than I expected going
I joined a mass sterilisation campaign with Bali Pet Crusaders this week and learned so much about community trust, logistics, and what it takes to make this work possible.
Our first Bali Street Paws sterilisation campaign happened in Tumbak Bayuh: 7 dogs and 2 cats sterilised, 2 puppies treated, and a garage full of chaos, care, and hope.
On the morning of our first sterilisation day, we went door to door collecting dogs ourselves. It was exhausting, emotional, and impossible to forget.
I spent the day with John, who quietly cares for Bali’s street dogs in his free time. Learning from people like him is what makes Bali Street Paws feel real.
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