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Capture
and Cure Wild Dogs
Care by InterCont Resort Bali
 Intercontinental
Resort Bali conducts an environmental care
activity by providing healthcare for streets
dogs existing at Jimbaran and its surrounding.
Social activity done on Friday (3/3) constituted
a cooperation of the Intercont with the
Yudhistira Swarga Foundation and senior
students from Bali International Schools.
In the morning, a number of volunteer teams
belonging to Yudhistira Swarga Foundation
looks around at the area of Jimbaran and
even reaches the beach to collect the streets
dogs standing in needs of assistance. Having
captured, dogs are cured at a piece of vacant
land around the Intercontinental Resort,
Bali. At three o’clock in the afternoon,
the happening is resumed with brief introduction
to cure the health of dog by Yudhistira
Swarga Foundation by inviting the Jimbaran
people and its surroundings. Yudhistira
Swarga Foundation is a social organization
of which members consisting of veterinarians
who care and perform the sterilization towards
street dogs by employing a capturing system,
cure and releasing them again. Organization
of which address at Jalan Tukad Balian 170,
Denpasar is operated and managed with the
fund being obtained from the kindness of
donator and other animal lovers. According
to the record of Yudhistira Swarga Foundation,
there are over 500,000 dogs living on the
streets and along the beaches in Bali. They
are dogs without the owner and have no houses
where to reside. Such dogs also suffer from
malnutrition, skin diseases, parasite and
injury on the entire body. In compliance
with the opinion of Dewi Angraini, Public
Relation Manager of Intercontinental Resort
Bali, it’s no less international tourists
feel so concerns about the condition of
those wild street dogs in Bali. It will
negatively have an effect on this beloved
paradise island. As a matter of fact, this
problem needs attention and participating
in maintaining and controlling the level
of such street dog population. "The
Intercontinental Resort Bali is tremendously
pleased to take part to his surrounding
environment," says Dewi Anggraini while
smiling proudly. (BTN/015)
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