With Compassion & Soul
Supporting Animals & Humans Globally
Who we raise funds for
Below are the Animal & Human Projects which we support.
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The Lassie - The Langkawi Animal Shelter & Sanctuary Foundation and Langkawi Animal Klinic,
The Langkawi Animal Shelter and Sanctuary Foundation is set-up to receive, rehabilitate and care for neglected, abused and needy animals. The organization also runs the Langkawi Island Animal Clinic - a charity project aimed at the sterilization of the stray cat population. Both are non profit ventures, staffed by volunteers and aimed at improving the lives of unwanted animals. The Sanctuary has a no-kill policy and cares for animals whose age, disposition or disability make them unlikely to find homes. Many of our animals are road accident or trauma cases and therefore need special love and attention. For stray cats which are on the streets, they are trapped and sterilized, then returned to their normal habitat. An adoption centre is also in operation. Animals put up for adoption are spayed, neutered, dewormed and vaccinated. Any wildlife brought to the shelter are treated and once healthy are then returned back to nature.
If you are interested (whether you are a vet or not) in volunteering some time at either the clinic or the shelter please contact info@bontonresort.com.au
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Yudisthira, Bali Street Dog Foundation Bali, Indonesia http://www.balistreetdogs.com/
Yayasan Yudisthira Swarga, or the Bali Street Dog Foundation, is a fully incorporated nonprofit foundation made up of concerned citizens, visitors and veterinary professionals whose purpose is to medicate, clean, vaccinate and sterilize street dogs to prevent them from proliferating and infecting other dogs and human beings.
Yudisthira is composed of volunteer veterinarians and animal lovers who want to see Bali’s dog population improved. Part of the program includes providing training for veterinarian students from Udayana University.
Most administrative and professional services are provided to Yudisthira either for free or at very little costs.
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Bawa - Bali Animal Welfare Association http://www.bawabali.com/
The Bali Animal Welfare Association (BAWA) is a not-for-profit charity registered in
BAWA supports a fully staffed clinic near Ubud, a 24 hour animal ambulance, a mobile sterilization clinic, an education program, a puppy adoption program, plus a continually expanding range of community programs.
BAWA is funded by individual donors and the Bali Street Dog Fund
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Dog Adoption Centre, Ubud,
Bali Adoption Rehabilitation Centre aims to relieve suffering, starvation, abuse and neglect of the street dogs in
The photo below were taken at a Rescue of many Dogs who were to be killed for food - many dogs had been viciously killed already - I have deliberately not included any traumatic
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The Soi Dog Foundation - Phuket, Thailand http://www.soidog.org/
Video : Gill Dalley SDF - Asian of the Year Award - Gill was the first Non asian to be awarded Asian of the Year award. Gill lost her legs rescuing a dog and continues to rescue and spay dogs in Phuket. An Amazing Woman. This video take a few minutes to download but it's worth the wait.
Phuket is a prime holiday destination in Thailand. Before each high tourist season many dogs are poisoned to clean up the city, the animals die a long painful death. The Soi Dog Foundation have been lobbying with the government to try to stop this practice. They also played a major part post tsunami collecting injured animals, doing feed drops and vaccinating and sterilising any animals they could find.
Soi Dog Foundation's
To contribute to solving the plight of the street and stray dogs as well as feral cats in Thailand, by:
Efficient and humane sterilization programs (CNR = Catch Neuter Release) with cooperation of local veterinarians, visiting veterinarians from Thailand and abroad and residents, both local and expatriates. Education Programmes, Boarding and treatment and feeding of street dogs in various locations
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Gill with many of the lucky dogs Lucky B4 care Lucky after Care
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The Samui Dog Foundation, Koh Samui,
Koh Samui is a tropical island in the South of Thailand, approx 25 km across with many beautiful beaches, thousands of coconut palms, 25,000 inhabitants and several hundred bungalow resorts and hotels. There are also hundreds of stray dogs begging for food on the beaches and in the streets. Most of the dogs live in small packs and remain within their territory. This territory is defended by the whole pack and it is very hard for new dogs to join a pack. Until April 1999 there was no vet on the island and medical treatment for animals was impossible.
In the summer of 1997, Brigitte Gomm and Danny Van Urk from
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Animal Liberation SA http://www.animalliberation.org.au/
- is a voice for those who can't speak for themselves.
- campaigns against all forms of animal cruelty.
- uses peaceful means to stop animal exploitation.
· is a non-profit organisation that depends entirely on public support.
With Compassion & Soul is an honourary Life Member of Animal Liberation SA.
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Animals Australia, Melbourne, Victoria www.animalsaustralia.org
Animals Australia is Australia's largest and most dynamic national animal protection organisation, representing some 40 member societies and thousands of individual suporters throughout Australia.
Animals Australia has an unprecedented track record in investigating and exposing animal cruelty. In the past four years our work has resulted in four 60 Minutes segments exposing the cruelty in the live export trade and further segments highlighting animal cruelty on Today Tonight, Four Corners and Landline. Investigations in the Middle East have resulted in the first ever suspension of the live export trade (to Egypt) and to a benchmark prosecution of a live export company for cruelty.
Animals Australia believes that we can create a better world for all through promoting kindness to animals. Our goal is to significantly and permanently improve the welfare of all animals in Australia.
We are committed and unrelenting. We expose suffering, we educate the broader community, we research alternatives and we passionately and intelligently lobby governments to effect changes in laws to protect all animals. We have representation on all major state and national welfare committees.
We are a non profit charitable organisation financed through community support. Our important work on behalf of animals is reliant on the generosity of our members and donors.
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ARRC (Anti - Vivisection Union (SA) http://www.arrc.org.au/
Some people think you are soft if you care about animals but what's soft about wanting to stop the torture of animals. Animals are blinded, scalded, electrocuted, paralysed, burned, driven mad, turned into drug addicts and given diseases in animal experiments. Animals are used to test a whole range of substances, such as weed killers, tobacco, cosmetics, polishes, hairsprays and drugs.
Dogs are poisoned to death to test the lethal dosage of such products as oven cleaners. Most companies still use un-anaethetised animals who are force fed or injected with enough of the product to kill 50% of the test animals within 14 days. Most of the animals haemorrhage to death.Cosmetics, detergents and other household products are dripped into rabbit's eyes and are rubbed into the shaven skin of guinea pigs.
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cosmetic & shampoo testing surgical practice cancer research eye experiments
irradiation after effects of irradiation drug testing alcohol force feeding
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The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust - Elephant Orphanage, Nairobi http://www.sheldrickwildlifetrust.org/
The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust is a small charity, established in memory of David Sheldrick, famous Naturalist and founder Warden of Kenya's giant Tsavo East National Park in which he served from 1948 until 1976.
Since its inception in 1977 the Trust has played an extremely significant and important role in Kenya's conservation effort. Dr. Dame Daphne Sheldrick along with Six Trustees assisted by an Advisory Committee of practical Naturalists with a lifetime experience of African conditions oversee and direct the operations of the Trust.
Helping save the lives of orphaned Elephants and Rhinos who are ultimately released back into the wild is just some of the many wildlife commitments The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust is involved in. The Trust runs seven full time Desnaring teams, two mobile Veterinary Units, and is active in a Community Outreach Program along with working with the communities in an educational capacity locally, and through articles for the Wildlife Clubs of Kenya, the Press and Radio Programs. The Trust has also provided advanced training in wildlife management for promising students.
The Trust provides continual support for The Kenyan Wildlife Service through our Desnaring efforts within the Tsavo Ecosystem and the Mobile Veterinary Units, but also through support of security fuel, and electrically fencing sensitive National Park boundaries, alleviating human wildlife conflict. The Trust supports indigenous tree nurseries, and water projects in both Tsavo National Park and in the bordering community areas.
With Compassion & Soul has been sponsoring an orphaned elephant called KORA for several years now. Kora was a calf aged about 6 months, found wandering all alone, with no elephants anywhere near, along a remote road in KORA National Park on Thursday 21st April, the erstwhile home of George Adamson and his famous lions. He was found by Rangers on patrol from Meru National Park, about 50 kms from the nearest source of water, extremely emaciated and weak. What damaged his jaw is a mystery. It could have perhaps been the result of a bullet, or possibly a spear injury, or it may have been as a result of a fall on a sharp stump but what was evident from the initial examination was a dent in the jawbone, and possibly a piece of bone has been displaced and could be causing the deep-seated sepsis that was treated for months and months before it finally healed. Kora is now about 2yrs old and is hanging with older elephants sometimes, eventually she will wander away with a herd for good but not for a little while yet.
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NoiStar - Thai Animal Rescue Foundation Koh Tao, Thailand http://www.kohtaoanimalclinic.org/
The Foundation takes its name from two dogs - Noi & Star rescued from the island of Koh Tao, Thailand. In 2002 the Foundation helped to fund a temporary clinic on the island, run by veterinarian Beata Chodakowska.
In July 2004 we opened the first permanent vet clinic on the island and have to date treated over 5,000 animals. On Koh Tao there is no RSPC, no PDSA, no animal's shelters, no sanctuaries, and before our clinic virtually no medical care of any kind for the animal population. Ravaged by mange, hungry and often abused, many of them didn't survive. With your help we are changing this.
Noistar's objectives
The objectives & long term plans for the Koh Tao Animal Clinic; We can only succeed with the support of animal lovers around the world. We ask for your help in achieving the following objectives:
- to establish a permanent vet clinic on the island of Koh Tao.
- to introduce a neutering programme to bring the animal population under control.
- to introduce a vaccination programme including mange and flea control to maintain a healthy animal population.
- to introduce an education programme for visitors to the island to reduce causal feeding of the animals by tourists and encourage support of a properly managed programme through the vet clinic.
- to introduce an education programme for the islanders in good animal management.
the shelter/clinic monkey love Zelda B4 care Zelda after care
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SPCA - Penang http://www.spca-penang.net/
The SPCA Penang, formerly known as RSPCA, was founded in 1948. It is a non-profit community-based organization whose primary roles are those of protecting and caring for animals. Despite the Society's heavy overhead costs and low public financial support, and with no State aid, the Society has been functioning against all odds. Nevertheless, the Society has since progressed by leaps and bounds. Today, it continues to be held together and maintained by a small group of devoted members who take an interest in furthering the welfare of animals.It runs almost entirely on public donations and funds raised through fund raising activities and selling of it’s merchandise.
SPCA's Objectives and Role
SPCA's main objectives are to prevent the unnecessary suffering of animals and to ensure responsible pet ownership. Hence the Society acts to prevent cruelty to animals and promotes kindness towards them by fostering an intelligent public interest regarding Man's duty animals.Though the Society is sometimes compelled to euthanize an animal, our work covers a much wider scope of rescuing, rehabilitating, healing and re-homing the animals.
SPCA's Services
· Patrol the State investigating complaints of cruelty and neglect; visiting markets, eating stalls and all the areas where animals may be at risk.
· Collect unwanted animals to be cared, treated and put up for adoption.
· Provide transport to pet owners who find difficulty in sending their pets to the veterinary clinic for vaccinations and treatment
· Educate and guide pet owners. Talks on animal protection are given in schools and to community groups.
· Provide treatment to sick and injured animals at its clinic.
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Borneo Orangutan Survival (BOS) Australia www.orangutans.com.au
The Borneo Orangutan Survival Foundation (BOS) is a not-for-profit foundation supported by thirteen sister organizations around the world. BOS works under an official agreement with the Indonesian Ministry of Forestry for the conservation of orangutans and their ecosystem by involving and educating the local people. BOS is presently running the world's largest primate conservation project and employs more than 200 permanent staff. BOS' interests cover biodiversity issues (flora and fauna), forest rehabilitation, forest inventory and monitoring (through its company PT SarVision Indonesia), agroforestry (to improve local peoples' welfare and education), as well as working with orangutans and other protected wildlife.
BOS was formed in 1991 when Dr Willie Smits, a tropical forest ecologist and senior advisor to the Minister of Forestry of Indonesia, found a sick orangutan in the local market. He managed to keep her alive and was then given a second problematic baby, and had to care for the two of them.
Since its incorporation BOS has achieved an enviable track record of success. It has purchased thousands of acres of land to become eternal nature reserves owned by BOS, assisted in the confiscation of more than one thousand orangutans with their subsequent reintroduction into the wild, and by educated and provided livelihoods for thousands of local people.
In Australia, BOS Australia has been raising funds since 2001. Since this time thousands of dollars have been sent back to the various projects due to the generosity of the BOS donars and the dilligent work of the BOS volunteers. BOS Australia aims to support the BOS's activities in Borneo
14. Phangan Animal Care, Koh Phangan, Suratthani, Thailand http://www.pacthailand.org/ PAC is a non profit animal nursing clinic on the Provide nursing care for all illness’s and injuries for animals, to help control the Rabies virus and to replace poisoning with neutering for population control. PAC is the only animal care facility on the island and no animal has been denied treatment since it’s inception. Ongoing Human Support: 15. The Grandma to Grandma Programme, Tanzania, Africa http://www.bibijann.org/ Through Bibi Jann Children's Care Trust Founded by Jann Mitchell of Stockholm, Sweden (who has already built with American and Swedish donations) a pre-school/community centre helping poor children, AIDS orphans and illiterate adults) the project will help a grandmother feed, clothe and send her babies to school. PURPOSE If you want to know more about Grandma2Grandma please go to their website www.bibjann.org/g2g.htm or contact Jann Mitchell FAWCO Rep, AWC Stockholm jannmitchell@aol.com 16. World Vision HIV/AIDS Children's Programme http://www.worldvision.com.au/ With Compassion & Soul has been sponsoring a little girl called Auxillia for the last 4 yrs. Auxilla 2006 5yrs old Auxilla 2007 6yrs old Auxilla 2008 7yrs old 
AIDS-orphaned grandchildren in order to feed, clothe and educate the children, 
