More than just a shelter.
For three years, Karin took rescues into her own home. Living rooms turned into recovery rooms. Spare bedrooms became kennels. Every couch was occupied.
In 2020, we secured land and started building. The centre opened in 2021 — it is Bali’s only purpose-built bully rescue.
Open-air pens, shaded play yards, an on-site clinic for emergency care, and a quiet rehabilitation wing for dogs who need extra time. Every detail designed around what these dogs actually need.
A glimpse into their world.
Snapshots from the centre as it stands today. A professional photo and video team will be capturing the next chapter soon.
A day at the centre.
Routine matters for rescue dogs. Predictability is what helps them feel safe again.
Once a week, our vet from Central Vet comes to the centre for medical check-ups — keeping every dog healthy between rescue and their forever home.
From rescue to forever home.
Every dog passes through the same careful process before we declare them ready for their next chapter.
Medical care
Once we have a dog in our care, we work alongside the best vet in Bali to get them back to full health. This includes blood tests, sterilization, deworming, vaccinations, tick treatment, and any other treatments they may need.
Healing at the centre
Once the dogs have been treated by the vet, they have time to heal and build up trust at the centre. A quiet rehabilitation wing gives the dogs who need extra time the space to settle. Some need weeks, some need months. We don’t rush this part.
Rehabilitation & training
I evaluate each dog’s character and bring in my K9 trainers and behaviourists. I have to make sure I choose the right trainer for the right temperament of the dog in order to give them the best head start. Our dogs are trained for obedience, respect, controlling over-excitement, behaving well at home, walking on the lead nicely, getting along with humans and other dogs, and controlling excess barking.
The people who show up daily.
Small team. Big workload. Bigger hearts.
