Bali Animal Welfare Association West Australia Inc.

5 recommendations and reviews from 5 people

• Referral from June 12, 2016
  

  Patrick N. asked:

  i need help for this dog .. at bangkung tibah beach .. someome know a clinic? or place where Can help? thanks

  

  Tanja K. replied:

  https://www.facebook.com/349427302719 Bali Animal Welfare Association maybe?

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• Referral from October 7, 2015
  

  Liliya V. asked:

  Hello Does anybody knows wet clinic which is doing free desex for cats? I have heard there are some here in Bali Thanks

  

  Christian F. replied:

  https://www.facebook.com/349427302719 Bali Animal Welfare Association

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• Referral from September 23, 2015
  

  Anastasia W. asked:

  Good day! Please advice, where i can find Miniature Pinscher in Bali? I saw advertising from 2010, but account is not active anymore, also saw one on the beach - so somewhere around i guess its possible to find a puppy)))

  

  Natascha E. replied:

  Why not adopt one of the many bali puppies that desperatly need a home? check out https://www.facebook.com/349427302719 Bali Animal Welfare Association and Barc Bali!!! :)

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• Referral from March 10, 2015
  

  Mariana B. asked:

  Hello ! I would like to know If someone knows an association for dogs, outside my house there's a frightened puppy in a bad condition unfortunately I can't take care of him/her cus I have two puppies not vaccinated. Pls if someone knows a place I can call I would really appreciate your help. Thank you

  

  Aytekin Y. replied:

  try to contact BAWA ... they do a great job! https://www.facebook.com/349427302719 Bali Animal Welfare Association ... and maybe also make a small donation to help these guys!

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• Referral from December 14, 2014
  

  Melodie C. asked:

  I'm looking for advice please about having my dog live with me in Bali. I've been told it's completely crazy and that it's completely fine. Hoping to hear from someone who knows from experience :) Thanks very much.

  

  Silvana C. replied:

  1. Difficult to bring them in, the process is not legal so it can cost anywhere from $3 k-$6 k 2. Hard to take them back home when you get sick and tired of Bali 3. dogs in particular are at risk because they get "hunted" for their meet (yes nice ones with western owners too) there are over 80 warungs marked RW in the island 4. and let's say he escapes only with broken bones and a split open head... then any day of the week while you are walking him on the beach he can decide to go explore and eat poison... that's how they "clean up" around here ... look at the https://www.facebook.com/349427302719 Bali Animal Welfare Association page and get some additional info, it is really not pretty.

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