Bali Street Dog Foundation
Yayasan Yudisthira Swarga
Yayasan Yudisthira Swarga has been the official Bali Street Dog Foundation since 1997. Yudisthira is a not-for-profit animal welfare organisation dedicated to reducing the number of unhealthy and neglected street dogs living in Bali, Indonesia. We work to achieve this by:
- Partnering with Balinese universities to ensure the provision of a high standard of veterinary services within Bali;
- Providing for the additional training and education of qualified Balinese veterinarians;
- Implementing humane dog population control programs; and
- Providing veterinary care to the street dogs in Bali to improve their overall general health.
Yudisthira receives no Government funding and is totally dependent upon donations, grants and sponsorship.
Mission Statement
“To ensure the people of Bali, Indonesia have access to a high-standard of veterinary services and to make certain these services are utilised in the provision of local and international animal welfare programmes.”
We Need Your Help
Have you ever visited Bali and felt saddened and distressed by the malnourished and ill street dogs? Do you desperately want to help these dogs but just have no idea where to go or what to do?
The Bali Street Dog Spay/Neuter Program has prevented the birth of literally hundreds of thousands of street dogs in Bali, and has provided basic veterinary care to the dogs that already exist. We need your help to ensure the continuation of this extremely successful and effective Program. Yudisthira welcomes all donations, no matter how small, to assist with the Bali Street Dog Spay/Neuter Program.
Find out more about how you can help.
Join the Fun Walk for Animals event to help us work towards a rabies free Bali.
The event includes free rabies vaccinations, free consultations for dogs & cats and a drawing competition for the kids.
See here for more information…
Show your support for the Universal Declaration on Animal Welfare: An agreement among people and nations to recognize that animals are sentient and can suffer, to respect their welfare needs and to end animal cruelty — for good, by signing the petition.