About us



We create long-term solutions for Bali’s stray dogs through prevention, education, and community care.


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Who?



The Bali Dog is a community-driven initiative under The CASA Association, an NGO dedicated to creating sustainable change for Bali’s stray dogs. Rather than focusing on individual rescues, we work to prevent suffering before it starts by addressing the root causes of the problem.



Why?



The number of stray dogs in Bali continues to grow, leading to more suffering and conflict. This isn’t only an animal welfare issue; it affects public health, safety, and the relationship between people and their environment. We exist to find sustainable solutions that create a better, more balanced future for both people and dogs in Bali.



How?



Our work focuses on street feeding, sterilization, and education. Three key areas that improve the lives of stray dogs while helping communities take an active role in their care. We ensure dogs get the food they need, reduce overpopulation through humane sterilization, and teach people how to coexist with and care for the dogs around them.





About the ngo





We are a registered association in the city of Barcelona, Spain and therefore are subject to the rules and regulations of a non-profit organization within the stipulated laws.



Lena Moral is the founder and president of The Bali Dog under CASA Association, leading its mission to improve the welfare of stray dogs in Bali. Jip van de Beek is the executive director, overseeing operations and strengthening community outreach.​



Part of the C.A.S.A Association