Bali Is in Crisis. BE PART OF THE SOLUTION.

IDR2,000,000 to IDR250,000,000

Bali is facing an overwhelming overpopulation crisis. Bali has over 700,000 stray dogs and growing, and if we don’t stop the cycle, it never ends.

Every day, tourists land in Bali expecting paradise. And then they see it. Dogs on the roadside, puppies dumped in markets, animals in pain, in plain sight. And guess what they do next? They message us. Every single day.

We can’t save them all. No rescue can. Because the truth is simple. Rescue is reactive. Prevention is the solution. The Pack Challenge exists to change that. 

By joining, you help us rescue, rehabilitate and rehome animals in need, while driving large-scale vaccination and sterilisation across communities. 

Together, we can build a movement designed for real, lasting impact.

IDR1.000.000 a month saves hundreds of lives every year!

IDR2,000,000 to IDR250,000,000

Amount Raised

BALI BUSINESSES LEADING THE WAY

A growing number of Bali businesses are stepping up. Not because they have to. Because they care about the island, their customers, and the community they operate in.

They understand that healthier animals mean safer streets, better guest experiences, and a stronger Bali for everyone.

If your business would like to participate in saving lives, send us a message.

What your monthly support makes possible

Monthly support through The Pack Challenge allows us to plan, respond and invest in solutions that reduce suffering long term. Every contribution helps fund the work across our four core pillars, ensuring animals receive care today while preventing suffering tomorrow.

Sterilisation & Vaccination

Sterilisation is the only long-term solution to overpopulation. By reducing the number of animals born, we can stop the cycle of suffering before it begins. Monthly support funds operations and follow-up care so fewer animals are left struggling to survive.

Three people in masks and gloves attend to animals on tables in a medical setting, with various medical supplies and equipment visible in the foreground.
A young boy holds two puppies, one brown with a pink ribbon and one black and white, while standing outdoors on grass.

Education & Advocacy​

Education empowers people to help with confidence and compassion. We focus on sharing knowledge about responsible care, prevention, and humane treatment so individuals and families can make informed decisions that protect animals in the long term.

Sustainability & Wellbeing

Lasting change relies on sustainable systems and proper care that support animals across Bali, from street dogs to community-owned animals and those recovering at The Healing Centre. Monthly donations help fund ongoing care, proper nutrition and support for the people doing the work.

A small puppy sits on a tiled floor, looking intently at a pink flamingo plush toy being held by a person’s hand.
A small dog with a chain collar stands inside a makeshift wooden and wire cage, surrounded by debris and greenery.

Rescue, Rehabilitation & Rehome​

Rescue remains a vital part of our work. Monthly support allows us to respond quickly when animals need help, provide medical care and rehabilitation, and prepare them for loving homes where they can finally feel safe and valued.

A message from the Founder

A woman with light hair tied up smiles at the camera. She wears a patterned top. The photo is black and white with a blurred outdoor background.

I started rescuing dogs in Bali alone in 2012. No team, no centre, no big donors. Just me, a scooter, and a refusal to walk past suffering. What began as one person helping where I could slowly became Mission Paws’ible.

Over the past fourteen years we have grown from a solo rescuer into a structured organisation supporting animals and communities across Bali through rescue, rehabilitation, sterilisation, vaccination and education. I am still here because I have seen what happens when nobody steps in. I have also seen what happens when someone does.

The Pack Challenge is the natural evolution of that journey. For years we have responded to crisis after crisis. Injured dogs on roads. Puppies dumped in markets. Preventable disease spreading through unsterilised populations. Rescue will always matter, but prevention is what truly changes a landscape.

IDR 1,000,000 a month may seem like a small line item for a business, but when committed consistently across a community, it creates real, lasting change. It funds sterilisations before litters are born, vaccinations before disease spreads, and education that empowers local families to care for animals responsibly.

I am passionate because I have stood in the worst of it and I have also witnessed transformation. I have seen neglected dogs become healthy, safe and loved. I have watched communities shift when access to sterilisation and vaccination becomes consistent. I am still pushing because Bali’s animals deserve more than temporary relief. The Pack Challenge gives us sustainable structure, long-term goals and the ability to build systems that outlast any one rescue story. After fourteen years, I know one thing for certain: steady community action changes more lives than emergency reaction ever will.

The image shows the handwritten name "Prue Barber" in black ink on a plain white background.

Prue Barber
Mission Paws’ible Founder

In the media

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