adopt a village

Across Bali, many rural villages have little or no access to affordable sterilisation programs. As a result, unwanted litters continue to be born, dog populations grow, and the risk of rabies remains

STRAY DOGS IN BALI
0
SUSPECTED RABIES BITES
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HUMAN DEATHS
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2025 DATA SOURCE HERE

Black text reads “Adopt A Village” with a pink temple silhouette, next to a circle logo for World Rabies Day ‘26 featuring a dog illustration.
ONE VILLAGE. ONE BUSINESS. ONE COMMUNITY UNITED TO STOP RABIES BEFORE IT STARTS.

Across Bali, many rural villages have little or no access to affordable sterilisation programs. As a result, unwanted litters continue to be born, dog populations grow, and the risk of rabies remains

Through our Adopt a Village Event campaign, one business steps forward to sponsor a community. Your investment doesn’t stop with your donation; it inspires others to give too.Through our Adopt a Village Event campaign, one business steps forward to sponsor a community. Your investment doesn’t stop with your donation; it inspires others to give too.

Together, we’ll sterilise stray and owned animals while Dinas provides free rabies vaccinations, creating healthier communities for both animals and people. Every village adopted is one step closer to a rabies-free Bali. Together, we can save them all.

WORLD RABIES DAY 2026

Every donation doubled. Twice the impact.

This World Rabies Day, Mission Paws’ible is raising AUD $5,000 to bring sterilisation and rabies vaccination programmes into Balinese villages.

A group of Bali brands has committed to matching every public donation, dollar for dollar.

That means
your $25 becomes $50.
Your $50 becomes $100.
Your $100 becomes $200.

Together, we can turn AUD $5,000 in public donations into AUD $10,000 of direct action.

Thank you to our World Rabies Day 2026 Partners

BALI’S STRAY DOG CRISIS IS NO LONGER JUST AN ANIMAL WELFARE ISSUE.
It affects public health, tourism, community safety and Bali’s global reputation.

An estimated 600,000+ stray dogs live across Bali, with thousands more born every month. Without large-scale sterilisation and vaccination, the cycle continues. Puppies are born into suffering, disease spreads, and more sick and injured animals end up on the streets, beaches and outside businesses tourists visit every day.

Rabies remains a very real threat in Bali. Since returning to the island in 2008, outbreaks continue to impact both local communities and visitors. Bali has recorded human deaths from rabies, and thousands of people require post-bite vaccinations every year. The majority of rabies transmission comes from unvaccinated dogs.

Healthy, vaccinated and sterilised street dogs create safer communities, reduce aggressive behaviour linked to mating and territorial fights, lower rabies risk, and improve the overall experience for locals and tourists alike.

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Become an ‘adopt a village’ partner

Donate IDR10.000.000 and together we can help 20 animals sterilised and rabies vaccinated, preventing 1 million+ unwanted puppies and kittens from being born into suffering

As an Adopt a Village Partner, you’ll receive:

Exclusive sponsorship of one village event with authentic stories, photography and video from the village, showcasing the animals, local community and the impact of your support

Your company name and logo featured across the campaign landing page, fundraising page, email marketing and social media content

Clear reporting on the total project cost and how your contribution helped unlock the community fundraising match including the number of animals sterilised and vaccinated through your sponsorship

A live campaign progress bar so you and your customers can follow the fundraising journey in real time

A complete post-campaign impact report including funds raised, animals helped, photos, videos and campaign results

A professionally curated library of high-resolution photos and video footage for use across your own website, social media, marketing and CSR reporting

COMMUNITY STERILISATION AND RABIES VACCINATION PROGRAMS CREATE LASTING IMPACT BY IMPROVING ANIMAL WELFARE, SUPPORTING RESPONSIBLE OWNERSHIP, AND PROTECTING PUBLIC HEALTH ACROSS BALI.

By preventing unwanted litters, we help reduce the number of vulnerable animals requiring rescue and support, allowing more resources to be directed towards education, emergency care, and sustainable community solutions. Combined with rabies vaccination, these programs help create healthier communities for animals and people.

A woman in a red shirt smiles while holding a tan and white dog outdoors.
Person in a red jacket smiling while holding two dogs, one brown with fluffy fur and the other tan with short fur, standing in an outdoor setting.
A person in a grey sweater and mask holds a small, tan dog. Another person stands nearby with their arm visible.

Mission Paws’ible Charity Pty Ltd is a registered Australian charity with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC).  

We are endorsed as a Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) by the Australian Taxation Office. 

Donations of $2 or more are tax deductible in Australia.

ACNC Charity Register: View Here
ABN: 75628379500

We also accept donations through our US based 501(c)3 non-profit, Mission Paws’ible INC, where 100% of the funds get sent to our Indonesian Yayasan Proyek Peduli to help animals in need. 

INDONESIA

YAYASAN PROYEK PEDULI INDONESIA

BNI
Account: 0982421443
SWIFT: BNINIDJA

AHU-AH.01.06-0040943

USA

MISSION PAWS’IBLE LLC

COLUMN N.A.
Account Number: 834826102810388
Routing Number: 121145433
Account Kind: Checking

EIN 81-2989148