their story
A closer look at Mission Paws’ible
Mission Paws’ible was founded in 2015 by Australian animal lover Prue Barber in Bali, Indonesia. What began as one woman’s mission to help the island’s street dogs has grown into a rescue, rehabilitation and rehoming charity - with education programmes and practical support for solo rescuers. In 2024 the charity opened The Healing Centre, a 400m2 holistic space in Tabanan where sick and injured animals can recover. Since 2020 they have rescued over 800 animals, helped more than 1,400, sterilised 3,000 and rehomed 500, with 82% of every donation going directly to saving lives.
their mission
Care that changes lives
Rescue, rehabilitate and rehome Bali’s sick, injured and abandoned animals, educate communities in animal welfare, and support the island’s solo rescuers.
what they need now
Where support matters
Donations towards rescue, veterinary care and running The Healing Centre in Tabanan - plus volunteers and adopters for the animals in their care.
life at the shelter
Everyday life at Mission Paws’ible
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