This trip to Bali in 2009 to photograph the street dogs led to a fundraising exhibition, the founding of www.pavva.org.au and inspired continued coverage of animal conservation issues.
A puppy that had been abandoned at a local temple now awaiting quarantine.
A juvenile dog on the "food run" gets rice, dog biscuits and medication for mange.
The BAWA ambulance make regular visits to dogs known to be in need of food and medication.
BAWA's veterinarian and vet nurse spend the day making house calls.
A fly blown ear. Maggots grew under the skin then ate their way out.
Insecticide was dripped into the wound to kill the maggots so they could be removed.
Rice and biscuits at pretty Padang Bai.
Street dogs are treated for free.
Pregnant again so spaying will need to wait until this litter has weaned.
Advice for a pet owner.
On the side of the road on a busy corner, too tired to get up and out of the way.
The large tumour on the underside of this dog is a viral carcinoma spread by mating.
Red cloth collar chafed until the skin was abraded and bleeding.
Village dog barking at strangers (me!).
Wounds caused by humans.
Only asleep but in need of a good feed.
Found by a roundabout in full sun in the middle of a village.
Hindu's respect all life but care for companion animals needs to be taught.
Play time between this bitch and her pup was street tough.
A broken leg healed wrong. If caught this juvenile would be put down.
A hard life yet to come.
Bitch suffering from mange, malnutrition and too many litters.
Mange has left this dog completely without fur.
