Adopting
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Meet our rescued dogs and cats waiting for a forever family.
Every animal is vaccinated, sterilized, and ready to give unconditional love.
Adoption Process: View our adoptable animals > Fill out the adoption form > Meet your potential pet > Home check and adoption approval
When you adopt, you don’t just save a life — you gain a loyal companion forever.
Abang
Male
2 years old

Abang was rescued this year, together with Mina and their fellow street-cat friends. He was one of the community cats living near a kost (rented rooms) where Veterinary Medicine students from Udayana University stayed. Alongside Mina, Tina, T-Rex, and Yuppie, Abang was regularly fed and quietly cared for by the students, who looked after them with genuine compassion.
Unfortunately, that sense of safety didn’t last.
The kost owner, who owned a large dog, suddenly forced the students to leave and demanded that the street cats in the area be chased away as well. With their daily caregivers gone, Abang and the others were left vulnerable and at serious risk.
That’s when we stepped in to help.
Abang was rescued and brought to our shelter so he could finally be safe. Having lived on the streets for so long, Abang is cautious but gentle. He’s a calm boy who observes quietly, taking his time to trust, but he has shown steady progress and a sweet nature beneath his street-wise exterior.
Abang survived because of kindness — first from students who cared, and now from a shelter that protects him.
We hope that one day, Abang will find a home where he will never be chased away again, only welcomed.
Bunga
Female
1 year old

Bunga was found just outside our temporary shelter in Ungasan, weak, sick, and barely holding on.
She was alone, her small body exhausted from fighting an illness she couldn’t understand and had no way to treat. Each breath took effort, and every step showed how much strength she had already lost. Somehow, despite being so unwell, Bunga had made her way close to the one place that could save her.
When we brought her in, it was clear she had been struggling for a long time. She needed care, warmth, and immediate attention. In safety, with food, medication, and gentle hands around her, Bunga began to rest — truly rest — for the first time.
Though fragile, her spirit was still there. Beneath the sickness was a sweet, quiet cat who wanted to live. As the days passed, small changes appeared: a little more appetite, a little more energy, a little more hope.
Bunga didn’t ask for much from life — only the chance to feel better and be safe.
Now, instead of fighting alone, she is surrounded by care and compassion. With time and continued treatment, Bunga has the chance to heal and one day find a home where she will never again have to suffer in silence.
Chloe
Female
1 year old

Candy was found on the streets of Jimbaran with her sister Susu, barely surviving and desperately searching for food. Living near local housing didn’t mean safety — it meant constant hunger, fear, and uncertainty.
Candy is a little fighter. She is alert, curious, and growing stronger every day. While she had to be brave from the start, Candy is now discovering how nice it feels to be warm, fed, and loved. Her playful side is beginning to shine as she learns that humans can be kind.
Candy deserves a future where survival is no longer her responsibility — a home filled with food, comfort, and love for the rest of her life.
Cuplis
Male
Age Unknown

Cuplis came into our lives about a year and a half ago. We found him on the streets—weak, skinny, and carrying a story we will probably never fully know. All we knew was that he needed help, love, and a safe place to rest.
When he first arrived at our old temporary shelter in Ungasan, Cuplis was extremely timid. He kept his distance, never caused trouble, and preferred to stay quietly by himself. Maybe it was fear… maybe it was the memories of whatever he had been through before we found him.
Now, Cuplis lives with us at our new shelter. He’s still a gentle, quiet soul—not the type to run around or mingle with the other dogs. But he has slowly learned to trust again. These days, he walks closer when we approach, gives a soft tail wag, and offers shy little glances that say, “I’m trying… I just need time.”
Cuplis is calm, sweet, and kind-hearted. And while he gets along fine, we truly believe Cuplis might be a perfect solo dog in a loving home—where he doesn’t have to compete for affection and can receive all the love, stability, and attention he deserves.
Adopt Cuplis and give him a chance to finally be part of a family.
He has waited quietly, patiently, and bravely. Maybe you are the safe place he’s been hoping for.
Hannah
Female
< 1 year old

Hannah is the only girl among her siblings, and she carries a quiet strength that reflects everything her little family has been through. She was born on the streets during heavy rain, exposed to cold, danger, and uncertainty from her very first breath.
Despite that harsh beginning, Hannah has grown into a gentle and sweet-natured kitten. She is calm, observant, and affectionate in a soft, delicate way. Hannah may take a moment to warm up, but once she does, she melts into cuddles and purrs, showing just how much love she has to give.
Now safe at the shelter, Hannah is learning what it means to feel secure. She deserves a forever home where she can continue to blossom and be cherished for the beautiful soul she is.
Kimi
Female
2 years old

Kimi is a beautiful girl with striking amber-colored eyes that seem to glow when she looks at you. She was rescued in front of Kimia Farma in Sanur, found near a trash can — a place no cat should have to call home. Surrounded by noise and danger, Kimi was trying to survive the only way she knew how.
Despite her harsh surroundings, Kimi’s gentle nature was clear from the start. Her calm demeanor and those unforgettable eyes told a story of quiet hope, even in such an unsafe place. When help finally came, it marked the beginning of a new chapter for her.
Now safe and cared for, Kimi is beginning to relax and show her affectionate side. With regular meals and a peaceful environment, her beauty truly shines — not just in her appearance, but in her sweet and trusting personality.
Kimi deserves a loving home where she will never be overlooked again. From being found beside a trash can to blossoming into a cherished companion, Kimi’s story is a reminder that every life, no matter where it begins, is worthy of love and protection.
Leo
Male
Age Unknown

Leo was born at our shelter — but his story began long before that, with his mama, Lupi.
Lupi’s rescue started after a heartbreaking video surfaced on Facebook showing someone kicking her head and laughing. We knew we had to help her. After searching for her location, we finally managed to rescue her from that awful situation. She was scared, shaken, and pregnant.
Safely at our shelter, Lupi gave birth to four puppies.
Only three survived — Leo, Louie, and Lucy — tiny little miracles who grew up loved and protected from their very first breath.
Lucy has since been adopted, while Leo and Louie remain at the shelter alongside their mama. All pups have now completed their full vaccination series, and Mama Lupi has been spayed so she can finally rest and live without fear.
Leo is a sweet, bright, and affectionate boy.
Born in safety, he has never known the cruelty his mama survived — and we want to keep it that way. He deserves a future filled with kindness, comfort, and a loving family of his own.
Leo is officially ready to find his forever home.
He’s playful, loving, and so deserving of a life filled with joy.
Maung
Male
5 years old

Maung was rescued from a hotel area in Sanur — a place where animals were not welcome and survival was especially hard.
When he was found, his condition was alarming. Both of Maung’s legs were extremely swollen, making it painful for him to move. Every step looked like an effort, and it was clear he had been suffering for some time with no help and nowhere safe to rest.
Living around the hotel meant constant stress — being chased away, having to keep moving, and never being able to properly recover. For a cat already in pain, this made his situation even more desperate.
Once Maung was brought into our care, he finally had the chance to stop running. He received treatment, rest, and the comfort of a safe space. Slowly, with medical care and regular meals, his body began to recover, and the swelling started to ease.
Despite everything, Maung remained gentle. There was no aggression, only quiet endurance — a cat who had survived far more than he ever should have had to.
Maung deserves a future free from pain and fear — a life where he is safe, cared for, and never again forced to suffer in silence.
Ongol
Male
5 years old

Ongol was found on the streets of Denpasar — an old, strong survivor whose body tells the story of a life that was never easy. The scars he carries are proof of years spent fighting to survive as a street cat, where every day meant defending himself, finding food, and staying alive.
Despite his tough past, Ongol-Ongol is not aggressive. He is an alpha male, confident and dominant, which is why he would do best as the only cat in the household. He enjoys having his own space and doesn’t like competition.
That said, with proper and slow introductions, Ongol-Ongol can coexist with other cats. When he feels safe and respected, his true personality shines through — he is actually a calm, affectionate, and cuddly cat who enjoys human attention.
Ongol-Ongol doesn’t ask for much. He simply wants stability, respect, and a home where he can finally rest after a lifetime of survival.
He is best suited for an experienced adopter who understands alpha cats and is willing to give him the patience and space he needs.
In return, Ongol-Ongol will offer loyalty, calm companionship, and quiet affection.
Reyna
Female
Age Unknown

Riley, Rosie, Roxy, Rika, Rumi, Robin & Reyna — Their Rescue Story
On 17 November, seven young souls were found on the streets — scared, confused, and deeply traumatized by humans. Life before rescue had clearly not been kind to them. Every sudden movement made them flinch, every human presence filled them with fear.
We named them Riley, Rosie, Roxy, Rika, Rumi, Robin, and Reyna — a small step toward giving them identity, dignity, and a fresh start.
When they first arrived, trust was almost impossible. They froze, hid, and kept their distance, unsure if they were finally safe. But slowly, day by day, they’ve begun to understand that not all humans will hurt them.
Since then, they have:
Received their vaccinations
Been sterilized on 18 December 2025
Started their healing journey at the shelter
Right now, we are focusing on socialization — spending time with them, sitting quietly, offering gentle touch, and slowly building trust. We’ve also begun leash training and short walks, helping them get familiar with walking beside humans and discovering the world beyond fear.
They are still learning. Some days are braver than others. But the progress is real.
These dogs are not “broken.” They are survivors who simply need patience, love, and understanding.
They are now available for adoption — for families who are willing to give them time, consistency, and kindness.
In return, you’ll gain a loyal companion who knows what it means to be given a second chance. If you’re looking to adopt not just a dog, but a story of resilience and hope — one of these seven might be waiting for you.
Robin
Male
Age Unknown

Riley, Rosie, Roxy, Rika, Rumi, Robin & Reyna — Their Rescue Story
On 17 November, seven young souls were found on the streets — scared, confused, and deeply traumatized by humans. Life before rescue had clearly not been kind to them. Every sudden movement made them flinch, every human presence filled them with fear.
We named them Riley, Rosie, Roxy, Rika, Rumi, Robin, and Reyna — a small step toward giving them identity, dignity, and a fresh start.
When they first arrived, trust was almost impossible. They froze, hid, and kept their distance, unsure if they were finally safe. But slowly, day by day, they’ve begun to understand that not all humans will hurt them.
Since then, they have:
Received their vaccinations
Been sterilized on 18 December 2025
Started their healing journey at the shelter
Right now, we are focusing on socialization — spending time with them, sitting quietly, offering gentle touch, and slowly building trust. We’ve also begun leash training and short walks, helping them get familiar with walking beside humans and discovering the world beyond fear.
They are still learning. Some days are braver than others. But the progress is real.
These dogs are not “broken.” They are survivors who simply need patience, love, and understanding.
They are now available for adoption — for families who are willing to give them time, consistency, and kindness.
In return, you’ll gain a loyal companion who knows what it means to be given a second chance. If you’re looking to adopt not just a dog, but a story of resilience and hope — one of these seven might be waiting for you.
Rumi
Female
Age Unknown

Riley, Rosie, Roxy, Rika, Rumi, Robin & Reyna — Their Rescue Story
On 17 November, seven young souls were found on the streets — scared, confused, and deeply traumatized by humans. Life before rescue had clearly not been kind to them. Every sudden movement made them flinch, every human presence filled them with fear.
We named them Riley, Rosie, Roxy, Rika, Rumi, Robin, and Reyna — a small step toward giving them identity, dignity, and a fresh start.
When they first arrived, trust was almost impossible. They froze, hid, and kept their distance, unsure if they were finally safe. But slowly, day by day, they’ve begun to understand that not all humans will hurt them.
Since then, they have:
Received their vaccinations
Been sterilized on 18 December 2025
Started their healing journey at the shelter
Right now, we are focusing on socialization — spending time with them, sitting quietly, offering gentle touch, and slowly building trust. We’ve also begun leash training and short walks, helping them get familiar with walking beside humans and discovering the world beyond fear.
They are still learning. Some days are braver than others. But the progress is real.
These dogs are not “broken.” They are survivors who simply need patience, love, and understanding.
They are now available for adoption — for families who are willing to give them time, consistency, and kindness.
In return, you’ll gain a loyal companion who knows what it means to be given a second chance. If you’re looking to adopt not just a dog, but a story of resilience and hope — one of these seven might be waiting for you.
Snowball
Male
1 year old

Snowball’s life began in danger, alongside his siblings Cookie and Upin, at Hideaway Residence.
They were just kittens, far too young to be surviving on their own in a place filled with threats they couldn’t understand. With nowhere safe to hide and no protection, their chances were slim. Like so many kittens born into hardship, Snowball’s future could have ended before it truly began.
When they were rescued, Snowball was small and fragile, but there was a quiet strength in him. Side by side with his siblings, he held on — learning to trust, learning that hands could be gentle, and that food would come regularly.
Snowball grew up knowing the comfort of family. The bond between him, Cookie, and Upin helped carry them through those early days, turning fear into security and survival into hope.
Today, Snowball is a reminder of how fragile life can be — and how powerful compassion is. From a dangerous beginning, he now has the chance to grow, thrive, and one day know a home where he will always be safe, loved, and protected.
Yuppie
Female
1 year old

Yuppi was rescued this year, together with Mina and their fellow community cats. He was one of the street cats living near a kost (rented rooms) where Veterinary Medicine students from Udayana University stayed. Alongside Mina, Tina, Abang, and T-Rex, Yuppi was regularly fed and quietly cared for by the students who looked after them with kindness.
Unfortunately, that sense of safety ended suddenly.
The kost owner, who owned a large dog, forced the students to leave and demanded that the street cats be removed as well. With their caregivers gone, Yuppi and the others were left vulnerable and at serious risk.
That’s when we stepped in.
Yuppi was rescued and brought to our shelter, where he could finally be safe. He is observant and cautious at first, shaped by life on the streets, but beneath that he has a gentle and calm nature. With time, patience, and consistency, Yuppi continues to adjust and learn that humans can be trusted.
Yuppi didn’t ask to be displaced — he simply wanted to exist peacefully.
Now, he is safe… and we hope one day he will also find a home where he is welcomed and never chased away again.
Abu
Female
1 year old

Abu is a quiet, resilient girl who knows what it means to be left behind. She was one of the cats abandoned by the chicken vendor, along with several others, forced to survive without care or protection. Life after being dumped was harsh, filled with hunger, uncertainty, and the constant need to stay alert.
Through it all, Abu endured. She learned to be cautious, to observe before trusting, and to conserve her strength. Beneath that careful exterior is a gentle soul who simply needed a chance to feel safe again.
Rescue gave Abu that chance. With food, shelter, and patient care, she is slowly relaxing, learning that kindness can be real and lasting. Each day, she grows a little more confident, a little more open to affection.
Abu’s past does not define her future. She deserves a calm, loving home where she will never be abandoned again — a place where she can finally rest, feel secure, and be loved for the beautiful cat she is.
Cheetos
Male
2 years old

Cheetos is a ginger kitten with beautiful blue eyes and a very calm personality. He was abandoned by a chicken vendor — left behind with no intention of being picked up again.
Despite his rough start, Cheetos is a gentle soul. He loves spending time quietly on the cat tower, observing his surroundings and enjoying his peaceful moments. He isn’t loud or demanding — just soft, calm, and sweet in his own way.
Cheetos deserves a loving home where he can feel safe, rest comfortably, and be cherished for the gentle kitten he is.
Cilok
Female
Age Unknown

Cilok is one of the daughters of Mama Mochi, a small mama dog we rescued after she gave birth in front of a kost room. Her story began in a tough place, but Cilok has grown into such a lovely little girl.
Cilok absolutely adores humans. She’s cuddly, affectionate, and always ready to be picked up or snuggle in your arms. As a small-breed pup, she’s tiny, cute, and full of softness — the kind of baby who melts your heart the moment you meet her.
She may be little, but her love is big.
Cilok is now ready to find her forever home — someone who will cherish her, spoil her, and give her all the cuddles she loves so much.
She’s small, sweet, and ready to be someone’s perfect companion.
Daniella
Female
Age Unknown

Mama Dani came into our lives just two weeks ago in early November 2025. She was pregnant, wandering the Nusa Dua area, and ended up giving birth at someone’s hotel patio. She delivered seven precious pups, and thankfully, she met a kind-hearted woman named Hayley who helped her through the birth.
But as much as Hayley wanted to protect her, she was only on holiday — and Mama Dani couldn’t stay at the hotel. Hayley reached out everywhere, trying to find a shelter willing to take them in, but every door seemed to close. Until she reached us.
We knew we couldn’t leave a new mama and her newborn babies with nowhere to go. So we brought Dani and her seven little ones into our care. Today, they are safe, warm, and loved at our shelter.
Mama Dani is a sweetheart — gentle, friendly, and such a devoted mother. She greets us with soft eyes and a wagging tail, as if she knows she’s finally safe.
Once her puppies grow and she is fully spayed, Mama Dani will be ready to find her forever home — a place where she can finally rest, be spoiled, and live the peaceful life she deserves.
And when her pups are fully vaccinated, they will also be available for adoption. Each one deserves a loving family and a bright future.
Mama Dani and her babies are safe — and now, their new lives can begin.
Ireng
Female
2 years old

Ireng is a mother cat who gave birth in the basement of a restaurant in Pecatu. It was a dark, unsafe place, and sadly, due to the harsh conditions, none of Ireng’s kittens survived.
After everything she went through, Ireng was left alone — carrying a loss no mother should have to experience.
Today, Ireng is safe at the shelter. She is a calm and quiet cat, preferring peaceful spaces and solitude. Ireng enjoys sleeping, resting, and keeping to herself. She isn’t demanding or loud — her presence is gentle, almost fragile, as if she’s still healing from something we may never fully understand.
We don’t know what trauma Ireng experienced before or during her time on the streets, but it’s clear that life hasn’t been easy for her. Still, she remains soft, calm, and dignified in her own quiet way.
Ireng deserves a calm, loving home where she can rest, feel safe, and finally live without fear or loss.
She may not ask for attention — but what she truly needs is peace, patience, and kindness.
King
Male
2 years old

King’s story is similar to Leo and Shizuka. He was abandoned by the same chicken vendor who promised temporary shelter and then disappeared, leaving the animals behind with no intention of coming back.
That’s how King became part of our shelter family — not by choice, but by abandonment.
Despite this, King has an incredibly loving heart. He is very affectionate, cuddly, and loves human attention. King enjoys being close, being touched, and soaking up all the love he can get. His gentle and sweet nature makes it impossible not to fall for him.
King deserves a forever home where love is permanent and promises are kept.
A home where he can cuddle freely and finally belong.
Leo
Male
1 year old

Last year, a chicken vendor contacted us and asked for help. He said he was moving and needed a temporary place for 11 cats, including Leo, and 2 dogs. We agreed to help and took them in, believing it would only be for a short time.
After two weeks, the man disappeared.
We were no longer able to contact him, and the animals were never picked up.
That’s how Leo became part of our shelter family.
Leo is a male cat with a very gentle soul. He is calm, affectionate, and incredibly sweet. Not long after he arrived, we discovered that Leo was suffering from FLUTD (Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease). With proper veterinary care, treatment, and diet, his condition has significantly improved.
However, Leo will need:
💧 Consistent access to fresh water
🥣 A special urinary diet
🩺 Routine monitoring to prevent relapse
Because of his medical history, Leo would be best suited for an experienced adopter—someone who understands special dietary needs and is committed to long-term care.
Despite everything he’s been through, Leo remains a kind, loving, and well-mannered cat. He doesn’t ask for much—just stability, care, and a safe home where he won’t be abandoned again.
Leo deserves a second chance with a responsible, loving family who can give him the care he needs and the love he truly deserves.
Michi
Female
2 years old

Michi was found alone on the beach in Sanur, a small cat surrounded by open space yet with nowhere truly safe to go.
The beach may look peaceful, but for a lone cat it is full of danger — heat, hunger, dogs, people passing by, and no shelter when night falls. Michi had no one to protect her and no way to survive for long on her own.
When she was rescued, Michi was scared and unsure, clearly overwhelmed by the world around her. But once she was brought to safety, something shifted. With food, shade, and gentle care, she slowly began to relax, realizing she no longer had to face everything alone.
Michi is a quiet, gentle soul who simply needed someone to notice her and step in. Now safe, she has the chance to heal, grow, and experience kindness instead of survival.
She deserves a future far from the dangers of the beach — one filled with comfort, security, and a home where she will never again be alone.
Panu
Male
< 1 year old

Panu is a ginger kitten who was rescued from the street after a report from a tourist. He was found alone, trying to survive on his own, far too young to be on the streets.
Now safe at the shelter, Panu shows his true personality. He is a sweet, affectionate kitten who enjoys attention and loves to sleep peacefully after playtime. Like most kittens, he has his bursts of energy, but his favorite thing is curling up and resting near people.
Panu deserves a loving home where he can grow, feel safe, and be spoiled the way every kitten should.
Rika
Female
Age Unknown

Riley, Rosie, Roxy, Rika, Rumi, Robin & Reyna — Their Rescue Story
On 17 November, seven young souls were found on the streets — scared, confused, and deeply traumatized by humans. Life before rescue had clearly not been kind to them. Every sudden movement made them flinch, every human presence filled them with fear.
We named them Riley, Rosie, Roxy, Rika, Rumi, Robin, and Reyna — a small step toward giving them identity, dignity, and a fresh start.
When they first arrived, trust was almost impossible. They froze, hid, and kept their distance, unsure if they were finally safe. But slowly, day by day, they’ve begun to understand that not all humans will hurt them.
Since then, they have:
Received their vaccinations
Been sterilized on 18 December 2025
Started their healing journey at the shelter
Right now, we are focusing on socialization — spending time with them, sitting quietly, offering gentle touch, and slowly building trust. We’ve also begun leash training and short walks, helping them get familiar with walking beside humans and discovering the world beyond fear.
They are still learning. Some days are braver than others. But the progress is real.
These dogs are not “broken.” They are survivors who simply need patience, love, and understanding.
They are now available for adoption — for families who are willing to give them time, consistency, and kindness.
In return, you’ll gain a loyal companion who knows what it means to be given a second chance. If you’re looking to adopt not just a dog, but a story of resilience and hope — one of these seven might be waiting for you.
Romeo
Male
< 1 year old

Romeo was found alone on the streets, quietly surviving day by day. Like many street cats, his life was filled with uncertainty — finding food, avoiding danger, and learning to trust no one.
When we rescued him, Romeo was cautious but gentle. He wasn’t aggressive or loud — just a soft soul who had learned to protect himself by staying quiet. With time, patience, and care at the shelter, Romeo slowly began to open his heart.
Today, Romeo is a calm and affectionate boy. He enjoys peaceful moments, gentle attention, and being close to humans he trusts. He may not rush toward you at first, but once he feels safe, Romeo offers the sweetest companionship.
Just like his name, Romeo has a tender heart.
He doesn’t ask for much — only safety, consistency, and someone who will love him quietly and sincerely.
Romeo is ready to find his forever home, a place where he can finally stop surviving and start living.
Sakura
Female
1 year old

Sakura is a female cat who was rescued after being found on the street with a large open wound under her armpit. A kind tourist noticed her condition and couldn’t look away. Thanks to that compassion, Sakura was brought to us and taken into our care at the shelter.
When Sakura arrived, her injury was serious and painful. With proper veterinary treatment, wound care, and time to heal, Sakura has now made a great recovery.
Today, Sakura is doing much better. She is a calm, gentle cat who enjoys quiet moments and peaceful surroundings. She may not be loud or demanding, but her presence is soothing and full of grace.
Sakura survived pain and the streets, and now she deserves a safe, loving home where she can continue to heal and live peacefully.
T-Rex
Male
2 years old

T-Rex was rescued this year together with his fellow community cats from the same area where Mina, Abang, Yuppie, and Tina once lived. He was part of a group of street cats cared for by Veterinary Medicine students from Udayana University, who regularly fed and looked after them with kindness.
Sadly, the situation changed suddenly.
The kost owner, who owned a large dog, forced the students to leave and demanded that the street cats be chased away as well. With their caregivers gone, T-Rex and the others were left vulnerable — and that’s when we stepped in to rescue them.
T-Rex was born with a disability — one of his front legs is bent. But this has never stopped him from living a happy, comfortable life. He moves well, adapts easily, and proves every day that limitations do not define his happiness.
T-Rex is a very affectionate cat. He loves human company and especially enjoys sleeping close to you, quietly sharing warmth and comfort. His presence is calming, and his gentle nature makes him incredibly special.
T-Rex is living proof that a cat with special needs can still live a joyful, loving life.
All he needs is a home that will accept him just as he is.
Zeus
Male
< 1 year old

Zeus’s life began far too early and completely alone.
He was found by an Airbnb in Bingin when he was only a couple of weeks old — tiny, helpless, and without his mother. At that age, kittens shouldn’t be surviving on their own. The odds were stacked heavily against him.
But Zeus had a fighting spirit.
Once rescued, he was given the round-the-clock care a baby kitten needs. Warmth, feeding, and constant attention helped him grow stronger each day. From such a fragile beginning, Zeus blossomed into a loving, confident little soul.
What makes Zeus truly special is his affection. He adores cuddles and has the sweetest habit of rubbing his face against yours, as if to say thank you for loving him. He thrives on connection and seeks out comfort whenever he can.
Zeus also has a wonderfully social nature. He gets along beautifully with dogs and other cats, fitting in wherever he goes with gentle ease.
From being found alone and vulnerable, Zeus has grown into a cat full of love. He deserves a forever home where he can give endless cuddles, make friends of all kinds, and never again know what it feels like to be alone.
Angel
Female
5 years old

Angel was found alone on the streets, with no one to notice her pain and no voice to ask for help. She was nothing but skin and bones, barely surviving, carrying suffering that had gone unseen for far too long. For so long, Angel endured in silence — every movement hurting, every day a struggle just to stay alive.
Her body told the story of unimaginable hardship. She had broken bones, a hernia, and damage so severe that she could no longer pass poop properly. Each day was filled with discomfort and pain that no animal should ever have to endure.
Angel’s fight wasn’t over when she was rescued. She faced a long and complex surgery. During the operation, the vet had to reconstruct her pelvis so she could finally poop without pain. Her hernia and megacolon were repaired, and during surgery, a cyst was discovered on her ovary — it had to be removed immediately. Her body had been fighting on so many fronts at once.
Angel survived the operation. Against everything she had been through, she held on.
Now, Angel needs daily medication and continued care, but she is finally free from the pain that once controlled her life. Despite everything she has endured, Angel is incredibly loving. She seeks out gentle affection, leaning into head scratches, her eyes soft and trusting — as if she knows she is finally safe.
Angel has already suffered enough for a lifetime. What she deserves now is kindness, comfort, and love. Her story is not just one of survival, but of resilience, strength, and a gentle soul who never gave up, even when the world gave up on her.
Chika
Female
Age Unknown

Chika was rescued near our shelter, wandering the streets all alone. She was just a tiny baby, unsure of where to go or who to trust. The moment we saw her, we knew she needed safety, warmth, and someone to love her.
From day one, Chika showed us her true personality — she’s a little bundle of sweetness. She loves cuddles, loves being close to people, and will happily follow you around wherever you go. She plays actively and joyfully, but she’s not a fan of rough play with other dogs. She prefers gentle interactions and the comfort of being near humans.
Chika is truly a sweetheart. She just needs a little more confidence in herself, and every day she gets braver and more curious about the world.
This little girl has so much love to give, and she deserves a home where she can feel safe and adored.
Adopt Chika and help her grow into the confident, happy dog she’s meant to be.
She’s ready to be someone’s loyal companion — maybe that someone is you.
Cookie
Male
1 year old

Cookie was just a tiny kitten when his life almost ended before it had truly begun.
He was found on the street far too small to survive on his own. His body was fragile, his steps unsteady, and the world around him was overwhelming and unforgiving. Kittens that young don’t stand much of a chance without their mother — and yet, somehow, Cookie held on.
When he was rescued, it was clear he was fighting with everything he had. With warmth, round-the-clock care, and gentle hands, Cookie slowly began to grow stronger. Each day was a small victory — another feed taken, another ounce gained, another sign that he wasn’t ready to give up.
What Cookie lacked in size, he made up for in determination. Against the odds, he survived.
Today, Cookie is living proof that even the smallest lives matter. Once too tiny to survive, he grew into a sweet, resilient boy who overcame a start that could have ended in tragedy. His story is one of hope — a reminder that with care, patience, and love, even the most vulnerable souls can make it.
Denok
Female
< 1 year old

Denok is a gentle girl cat whose life took a heartbreaking turn when she was dumped by a chicken vendor, along with Creamy and several other cats. Left behind without care or protection, Denok had to survive in a crowded and unsafe environment, competing for food and shelter just to get through each day.
Despite the hardship, Denok remained sweet and quiet. She wasn’t demanding or aggressive — just watchful, hoping for kindness. Living among so many cats with so little, she learned to stay calm and patient, even when life was unfair.
Rescue changed everything for Denok. With safety, regular meals, and gentle care, she is slowly learning that she no longer has to struggle. Her soft nature is beginning to show, and she’s discovering what it feels like to be protected.
Denok deserves a peaceful future in a loving home where she will never be abandoned again. After surviving neglect and uncertainty, she is ready for a life filled with warmth, comfort, and love.
Juliet
Female
2 years old

Juliet arrived at our temporary shelter with 11 other cats, carried in on a promise that was never kept.
A chicken vendor brought them to us, explaining that he needed a short time to find proper housing and swearing he would return once it was sorted. Trusting his words and wanting to protect the cats, we agreed to help.
But he never came back.
For Juliet, the change was sudden and confusing. One moment she was with the person she knew, and the next she was left behind in an unfamiliar place, waiting for someone who would never return. Days turned into weeks, and slowly it became clear that the promise had been empty.
Despite the abandonment, Juliet remained gentle and calm. She adapted quietly to shelter life, accepting care and comfort from new hands. There was no anger in her — only a soft resilience and a quiet strength that carried her forward.
What was meant to be temporary became her reality, but Juliet’s story doesn’t end with being left behind. She is safe now, cared for, and surrounded by compassion.
Juliet deserves a future built on commitment, not broken promises — a forever home where she will never again be abandoned or made to wait for someone who doesn’t return.
Kitler
Male
< 1 year old

Kitler’s life changed before he had even learned what the world was meant to be.
When he was still just a baby, he was surrendered by the landowner of our temporary shelter. Too small to fend for himself and far too young to understand why he was being handed over, Kitler found himself suddenly without a home, relying entirely on the kindness of strangers.
Being separated so early could have broken him, but instead, Kitler adapted. In the safety of the shelter, he was given warmth, food, and the care every kitten needs to survive. Slowly, he grew stronger, his tiny body filling out as his confidence began to bloom.
Despite such an uncertain beginning, Kitler grew into a gentle and trusting cat. He learned that hands could be kind and that safety was something he could rely on. What could have been a story of loss became one of survival and quiet resilience.
Kitler didn’t choose to be surrendered, but he chose to live, to trust, and to grow.
Now, he carries the hope of a future where he will be chosen again — this time not out of convenience, but out of love, commitment, and the promise of a forever home.
Love
Female
1 year old

Love is one of the animals who was abandoned in the same case as Leo and Shizuka — left behind after false promises and never picked up again.
Despite that, Love grew into a dog full of affection.
She is extremely sweet, cuddly, and gentle. Love loves being hugged, seeks human touch, and enjoys sleeping right next to you. Being close to her human makes her feel safe and happy.
Love is the kind of dog who will quietly choose your side, curl up near you, and stay there — offering comfort without asking for much in return.
Love is ready for a forever home where she can be loved sincerely and never abandoned again.
She has so much love to give — and she gives it wholeheartedly.
Mina
Female
1 year old

Mina was rescued earlier this year. She was a community stray cat living near a kost (rented rooms) occupied by Veterinary Medicine students from Udayana University. Along with her friends — Tina, Abang, T-Rex, and Yuppie — Mina was regularly fed and looked after by these students, who cared deeply for their wellbeing.
Sadly, the situation changed suddenly.
The kost owner, who owned a large dog, forced the students to leave and demanded that all the street cats in the area be removed as well. With nowhere safe left for them, Mina and her friends were at serious risk.
That’s when we stepped in.
Mina, Abang, T-Rex, and Yuppie were rescued and brought to our shelter, where they could finally be safe from harm. For a cat who once lived cautiously on the streets, Mina has shown incredible resilience. She is observant, calm, and slowly learning that life doesn’t always have to be about survival.
Mina didn’t ask for much — just a place where she could exist without being chased away.
Now, she has that safety… and we hope one day she can also have a loving home to truly belong to.
Poleng
Male
3 years old

Poleng has been with us for a very long time — he is our second longest resident, and in many ways, he is part of the heart of the shelter.
While so many animals come and go, Poleng has stayed. Days have turned into months, and months into years, with Poleng quietly watching others find their forever homes while he continues to wait. He has seen new arrivals come in frightened and unsure, and he has seen them leave with families of their own.
Through it all, Poleng has remained steady. Shelter life became his routine — familiar faces, familiar sounds, and a space he knows well. He has adapted with patience and resilience, never demanding attention, never giving up hope.
Long-term residents like Poleng are often the most overlooked, not because they lack love to give, but because time has passed and their story has faded into the background. Yet Poleng’s loyalty, gentleness, and calm presence speak volumes.
Poleng deserves more than a place to stay — he deserves a home of his own. After waiting so long, we hope one day someone will see him, truly see him, and choose him — not despite his long wait, but because of it.
Until then, Poleng remains here, patient and hopeful, still believing his turn will come.
Riley
Male
Age Unknown

Riley, Rosie, Roxy, Rika, Rumi, Robin & Reyna — Their Rescue Story
On 17 November, seven young souls were found on the streets — scared, confused, and deeply traumatized by humans. Life before rescue had clearly not been kind to them. Every sudden movement made them flinch, every human presence filled them with fear.
We named them Riley, Rosie, Roxy, Rika, Rumi, Robin, and Reyna — a small step toward giving them identity, dignity, and a fresh start.
When they first arrived, trust was almost impossible. They froze, hid, and kept their distance, unsure if they were finally safe. But slowly, day by day, they’ve begun to understand that not all humans will hurt them.
Since then, they have:
Received their vaccinations
Been sterilized on 18 December 2025
Started their healing journey at the shelter
Right now, we are focusing on socialization — spending time with them, sitting quietly, offering gentle touch, and slowly building trust. We’ve also begun leash training and short walks, helping them get familiar with walking beside humans and discovering the world beyond fear.
They are still learning. Some days are braver than others. But the progress is real.
These dogs are not “broken.” They are survivors who simply need patience, love, and understanding.
They are now available for adoption — for families who are willing to give them time, consistency, and kindness.
In return, you’ll gain a loyal companion who knows what it means to be given a second chance. If you’re looking to adopt not just a dog, but a story of resilience and hope — one of these seven might be waiting for you.
Rosie
Female
Age Unknown

Riley, Rosie, Roxy, Rika, Rumi, Robin & Reyna — Their Rescue Story
On 17 November, seven young souls were found on the streets — scared, confused, and deeply traumatized by humans. Life before rescue had clearly not been kind to them. Every sudden movement made them flinch, every human presence filled them with fear.
We named them Riley, Rosie, Roxy, Rika, Rumi, Robin, and Reyna — a small step toward giving them identity, dignity, and a fresh start.
When they first arrived, trust was almost impossible. They froze, hid, and kept their distance, unsure if they were finally safe. But slowly, day by day, they’ve begun to understand that not all humans will hurt them.
Since then, they have:
Received their vaccinations
Been sterilized on 18 December 2025
Started their healing journey at the shelter
Right now, we are focusing on socialization — spending time with them, sitting quietly, offering gentle touch, and slowly building trust. We’ve also begun leash training and short walks, helping them get familiar with walking beside humans and discovering the world beyond fear.
They are still learning. Some days are braver than others. But the progress is real.
These dogs are not “broken.” They are survivors who simply need patience, love, and understanding.
They are now available for adoption — for families who are willing to give them time, consistency, and kindness.
In return, you’ll gain a loyal companion who knows what it means to be given a second chance. If you’re looking to adopt not just a dog, but a story of resilience and hope — one of these seven might be waiting for you.
Sapi
Male
Age Unknown

Sapi was rescued on the street together with his identical sibling, Bonnie. The two of them looked almost like twins — tiny, covered in skin issues, and trembling in fear. We found them unexpectedly while we were on our way to buy supplies. We had no blanket, no carrier, nothing — just two terrified puppies who clearly needed help.
So we picked them up with our own hands.
Sapi and Bonnie shook nonstop during the motorbike ride to safety — confused, scared, and unsure of what was happening. But that moment became the beginning of their new life.
Since then, Sapi has grown into a confident, playful, and loving boy. He is no longer the frightened little pup on the roadside. At the shelter, he loves to explore, play, and soak up attention. His transformation shows just how strong and resilient he truly is.
But as much as he thrives at the shelter, Sapi deserves more than a temporary space. He deserves a real home — a family who will love him, spoil him, and show him that his rough start doesn’t define his future.
Adopt Sapi and give this brave little boy the forever home he’s been waiting for.
He’s survived so much — now he’s ready to be someone’s joy.
Tina
Female
1 year old

Tina was rescued this year together with other community cats from the same area near a kost (rented rooms) where Veterinary Medicine students from Udayana University used to live. Tina, along with Mina, Abang, T-Rex, and Yuppie, was regularly fed and quietly cared for by the students.
Unfortunately, the situation changed suddenly.
The kost owner, who had a large dog, forced the students to leave and demanded that the street cats in the area be chased away as well. With their caregivers gone, Tina was left vulnerable and at risk.
That’s when we stepped in.
Tina was rescued and brought to our shelter, where she could finally be safe. Having lived on the streets, Tina is cautious at first, but she has a gentle and calm nature. She prefers a peaceful environment and takes her time to trust humans.
Tina didn’t ask to be displaced — she simply wanted to live peacefully.
Now she is safe, and we hope one day she will find a home where she is welcomed, protected, and never chased away again.
Brodie
Male
Age Unknown

Brodie is one of the sons of Mama Demplon, who bravely gave birth to nine puppies during Bali’s heavy rainy season. Rescued with his mama and siblings after surviving the storm, Brodie has grown into such a special little boy.
Among all the pups, Brodie stands out with his charming personality and constant smile. He’s the type of puppy who greets you with happy eyes and a wagging tail, always ready to brighten your day. Friendly, sweet, and full of warmth — Brodie is the kind of pup who makes you fall in love instantly.
Brodie is now ready to find his forever home — a family who will adore his smile, his charm, and his gentle heart.
He survived a rough start, but his future can be full of love.
Chiki
Female
1 year old

Chiki’s life on the streets became especially dangerous because of where she was living.
She was found near a hotel in Sanur that does not allow animals anywhere near its premises. For a small street cat like Chiki, that meant constant fear — being chased away, having nowhere safe to rest, and never knowing when she might be forced to run again.
Day after day, Chiki tried to survive in a place that didn’t want her. She searched for scraps, hid when she could, and stayed alert at all times. Living so close to people but never being allowed kindness took its toll. She was tired, stressed, and vulnerable.
When she was rescued, Chiki was scared but gentle, clearly used to being pushed aside. Once safe, she slowly began to relax. With food, water, and a quiet place to rest, she no longer had to watch every movement or be ready to flee.
Away from the hotel and the constant rejection, Chiki could finally just be a cat.
She deserves a life where she is welcome — a life with warmth, safety, and people who see her not as a problem, but as a soul worthy of care and love.
Creamy
Female
< 1 year old

Creamy is a gentle girl cat whose life changed suddenly and unfairly. She was dumped by a chicken vendor, left behind with Cheetos and around ten other cats, all struggling to survive in an overcrowded and unsafe situation. Food was scarce, danger was everywhere, and Creamy had to learn quickly how to fend for herself.
Despite the chaos around her, Creamy remained calm and sweet. She wasn’t aggressive or demanding — just quietly hopeful, waiting for kindness to come her way. When rescue finally arrived, it was the first time Creamy experienced what safety truly felt like.
Now safe, Creamy is beginning to blossom. With regular meals, care, and a peaceful environment, her true personality is shining through. She is affectionate, gentle, and grateful for every soft bed and caring hand.
Creamy’s past does not define her future. She deserves a loving home where she will never be abandoned again — a place where she can be cherished, protected, and loved for the beautiful girl she is.
Dipsy
Male
< 1 year old

Dipsy came into the world already surrounded by love — the love of his mama, Sky, and the quiet comfort of growing up beside his sibling, Tinkywinky.
Born to Sky, Dipsy was protected from the very beginning by a mother who did her best to keep her babies safe despite the hardships she faced. Alongside his brother, Tinkywinky, Dipsy learned what warmth, safety, and care felt like — something so many kittens never get to experience.
From his earliest days, Dipsy showed a gentle and curious nature. He stayed close to his family, finding confidence in his brother’s presence and reassurance in his mama’s care. Together, the siblings explored their little world, growing stronger with each passing day.
Dipsy’s story is one of quiet beginnings and hopeful futures. He didn’t have to fight alone — he had family, protection, and a chance to grow up knowing kindness.
Now, as he continues to grow, Dipsy carries with him the bond of his family and the promise of a life filled with safety, love, and a home where he will always belong.
Kimchi
Female
Age Unknown

Kimchi was born into a complicated start in life. Her mama, Mochi, gave birth in front of a small kost (rented room) belonging to a girl named Diana. Diana tried her best to help, but the kost owner didn’t allow dogs on the property — leaving Mama Mochi and her five newborn pups with nowhere safe to go.
Desperate to protect them, Diana reached out to us. That’s how we rescued Mochi, Kimchi, and her four siblings. One of the pups has already been adopted, but Kimchi, her siblings, and Mama Mochi are still with us at the shelter.
Since Mama Mochi is a mix Pom/small breed, tiny little Kimchi will always stay small — a forever mini girl with a big heart.
But what truly makes Kimchi special is her personality.
She is calm, sweet, and incredibly friendly. Not the chaotic kind of puppy — Kimchi has this gentle, loving aura that makes you melt right away. She loves people, enjoys quiet cuddles, and is always happy to follow you around with her soft little tail wagging.
Kimchi is the kind of pup who brings warmth just by being near you. She will grow into a lovely, affectionate companion — perfect for someone who wants a calm, tiny dog with a heart full of love.
✨Kimchi is ready for a forever family who will cherish her.
Adopt Kimchi and let this tiny sweetheart fill your home with love.
Kumis
Female
5 years old

Kumis is the mother of Poni.
She is a quiet, resilient mama cat who has been through a lot before finally finding safety.
As a mother, Kumis did her best to protect and care for her baby despite the uncertainty of life outside. She may not seek attention loudly, but her strength shows in the way she survived and raised her kitten.
At the shelter, Kumis is calm and reserved. She prefers peaceful moments and observes her surroundings quietly. Beneath her gentle nature is a mother who has endured hardship and deserves rest, safety, and kindness.
Kumis deserves a calm, loving home where she can finally stop worrying, feel safe, and enjoy life beyond survival.
Lunamaya
Female
1 year old

Lunamaya’s life on the streets was shaped by rejection.
She was rescued near a hotel in Sanur where animals were not wanted — a place full of people, yet with no space for a small, vulnerable cat like her. Each day meant being chased away, hiding wherever she could, and trying to survive in an environment that constantly pushed her out.
For Lunamaya, safety was always temporary. Just when she thought she had found a quiet corner, she was forced to move again. Living like that takes its toll — not only on the body, but on the spirit too.
When she was finally rescued, Lunamaya was tired and wary, but she allowed help. Once she was safe, away from the hostility and danger, she slowly began to relax. With food, warmth, and gentle care, she no longer had to fight just to exist.
Now Lunamaya has the chance to heal and rediscover what it feels like to be welcome. She deserves a life where she is protected, valued, and loved — not chased away, but chosen.
Her story is a reminder that no animal should ever be treated as unwanted.
Nugget
Female
9 years old

We found Nugget in front of a McDonald’s in Denpasar, lying near a McNuggets box — that’s how she got her name.
She’s around 11 years old and has been through so much as a stray.
Nugget has one blind eye, and due to nerve damage, her tongue tilts to the right. But none of that takes away her gentle soul. She’s beautiful in her own way, loves to eat, and her favorite thing now is sleeping peacefully on a warm ward bed.
After years on the streets, Nugget is finally safe — and deeply loved.
Poni
Female
2 years old

Poni has been with us for a long time. She is one of our longest residents — a quiet constant in a place where so many lives pass through.
She is the daughter of Kumis, a mother cat who gave birth to two kittens under difficult circumstances. Sadly, only one survived. Poni grew up carrying the weight of that loss, raised by a mother who had already known heartbreak, yet still gave everything she had to the kitten she was able to save.
Shelter life is the only life Poni has truly known. While others come and go, she remains — watching, waiting, and learning patience. She has grown into a gentle, resilient cat, shaped by time and stability rather than chaos.
Long-term residents like Poni are often overlooked, but they have so much love to give. Poni’s story is not one of failure or being unwanted — it is a story of survival, quiet strength, and enduring hope.
She deserves a home where she will finally be chosen, not after waiting so long, but because someone sees the beauty in her calm spirit and the depth of her journey.
Poni has waited long enough. We hope one day she will know what it feels like to belong to a family of her own.
Risoles & Kroket
Female
Age Unknown

Risoles and her daughter, Kroket, were dumped by a foreigner right in front of our temporary shelter in Ungasan back in 2024. They arrived scared, confused, and clinging to each other for comfort. From that moment on, it was clear that these two share a bond that’s impossible to break.
Kroket has always stayed by Mama Risoles’ side — her little shadow, her protector, her source of joy.
Risoles, the mama, is a calm and gentle soul. Sometimes she still seems to remember the home she once had, and at the shelter she can be a bit scared around other dogs. But when you spend time with her, she blossoms into the sweetest, most loving girl.
And when Risoles feels sad or unsure, Kroket is always the first one to zoom around, play, and try to cheer her up. She makes her mama feel safe. She makes her feel loved.
Together, they are playful, cuddly, and incredibly sweet — two dogs who only ask for kindness and a place to belong.
That’s why we truly hope they can be adopted together.
Risoles needs Kroket. Kroket is her guardian angel, her comfort, and her confidence.
Risoles & Kroket deserve a forever home — one that will keep them together, safe, and loved just as they love each other
Roxy
Female
Age Unknown

Riley, Rosie, Roxy, Rika, Rumi, Robin & Reyna — Their Rescue Story
On 17 November, seven young souls were found on the streets — scared, confused, and deeply traumatized by humans. Life before rescue had clearly not been kind to them. Every sudden movement made them flinch, every human presence filled them with fear.
We named them Riley, Rosie, Roxy, Rika, Rumi, Robin, and Reyna — a small step toward giving them identity, dignity, and a fresh start.
When they first arrived, trust was almost impossible. They froze, hid, and kept their distance, unsure if they were finally safe. But slowly, day by day, they’ve begun to understand that not all humans will hurt them.
Since then, they have:
Received their vaccinations
Been sterilized on 18 December 2025
Started their healing journey at the shelter
Right now, we are focusing on socialization — spending time with them, sitting quietly, offering gentle touch, and slowly building trust. We’ve also begun leash training and short walks, helping them get familiar with walking beside humans and discovering the world beyond fear.
They are still learning. Some days are braver than others. But the progress is real.
These dogs are not “broken.” They are survivors who simply need patience, love, and understanding.
They are now available for adoption — for families who are willing to give them time, consistency, and kindness.
In return, you’ll gain a loyal companion who knows what it means to be given a second chance. If you’re looking to adopt not just a dog, but a story of resilience and hope — one of these seven might be waiting for you.
Sky
Female
2 years old

Sky is a gentle mother cat whose strength showed itself in the hardest of circumstances. She was rescued around Seminyak with her babies, doing everything she could to protect them while living on the streets. Life outside was dangerous, but Sky never stopped putting her kittens first.
Despite the fear and uncertainty, Sky remained calm and devoted. She kept her babies close, nurturing them with all the love she had, even when food and shelter were scarce. Her quiet bravery carried her family through until help finally arrived.
Rescue brought Sky and her babies the safety they desperately needed. With warmth, food, and care, Sky could finally relax, knowing her kittens were protected. Now, her sweet and affectionate nature is beginning to shine as she enjoys gentle attention and peaceful rest.
Sky’s story is one of motherhood, resilience, and love. She deserves a future filled with comfort and security — a home where she can finally be cared for as deeply as she once cared for her babies.
Upin
Female
< 1 year old

Upin is a brave little girl whose life was saved just in time. She was rescued near Hideaway Residence in Nusa Dua, where she and another cat, Snowball, were being chased by street dogs. Frightened and with nowhere safe to run, Upin was in immediate danger when help arrived.
Despite the terror she experienced, Upin showed incredible resilience. Once safe, her gentle nature began to shine through. She slowly learned that the danger was over and that she was finally protected.
Now, Upin is calm, sweet, and quietly affectionate. With safety, food, and care, she is starting to trust again and enjoy the comfort she was once denied. The fear of that day is fading, replaced by warmth and security.
Upin deserves a future filled with peace and love — a home where she will never have to run for her life again. From escaping danger on the streets to finding safety, Upin’s story is one of courage, survival, and hope.