Every dog
deserves a second chance
Kintamani Campur rescues, treats and supports dogs in need. From emergency care to rehabilitation and adoption, every donation helps give them the care and future they deserve.
Every donation goes to the dogs.
Food, vet bills, medication, sterilisation and the rescue house. Every case is written up on the blog, with the real costs and what happened next.
Say hello to the crew
Girl · adoptableRescued with her three newborn puppies after years of neglect. Now an incredible cuddler who claims laps within seconds.
Boy · adoptablePoppy's son, one of the very first dogs to arrive at the rescue house. Loves water, running the rice fields, and everyone he meets.
Girl · adoptableUsed to be chained so tight she couldn't lie down. Now one of the happiest, most easygoing dogs in the house.
Girl · adoptableFreed from a chain at the same house as Penny. Quiet at first, now inseparable from her rescue-house best friend Sally.
Help us keep going.
Every rescue comes with food, treatment, medication, transport and time. Your support helps us take care of the dogs already with us and still be able to help the next one.
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Support whatever is needed most right now, from vet bills and medication to food, transport and daily care.
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Support the ongoing care of one specific dog and help cover food, treatment and everything they need while they are with us.
Meet the dogsLatest from the blog
Henry’s Fight: Severe Anemia, Babesia and Liver Stress
Henry, a shy street dog I have fed for years, came back after two weeks barely able to walk. Tests show extreme anemia, Babesia gibsoni and a stressed…
Bonnie
Bonnie was rescued only yesterday and is already fighting for his life. Blood tests reveal severe anemia and dangerously low platelets, most likely…
Hazel and Penny were poisoned
Hazel was rushed to the clinic after ingesting a toxin during a walk and suffering from severe vomiting. While the situation was scary, her blood…
Dog Poisoning: What to Do When Every Second Counts
When my dog Pucho was poisoned after drinking from a contaminated puddle, I had to act fast. This guide shares practical, experience-based advice on…
Rotten Leg, High Fever, No Care – Meet Casey
On the way to the rescue house, I came across a dog dragging a severely injured leg. I went back for her later and brought her straight to the clinic…
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