Community Engagement at Dog Vaccination and Sterilization Event in Abang

Abang, Bali – February 15, 2025 – The Abang Police Station (Polsek Abang) took an active role in a community vaccination and sterilization initiative for dogs held on Saturday, February 15, 2025. The event took place at the Serbaguna Abang multipurpose building, drawing a significant turnout from local residents and their pets.

Collaborative Effort for Animal Welfare

The initiative was spearheaded by the Elmo Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to animal welfare, particularly dog lovers in the area. Drh I Gede Raka Mas Tanaya, the foundation’s president, was also the event’s supervisor, ensuring that all procedures were in accordance with health standards and that the community received the necessary support.

Strong Community Participation

Local residents responded enthusiastically to the event, with numerous pet owners bringing their dogs for vaccination and sterilization. This initiative not only aimed to enhance public health by controlling the canine population but also educated pet owners on the importance of regular vaccinations for their pets.

Significance of Preventative Care

Vaccination and sterilization are crucial measures in preventing disease and managing the population of stray dogs, which can lead to social and health-related issues in communities. The collaborative effort by the local police and the Elmo Foundation reflects a growing commitment to responsible pet ownership and public health in Abang.

As the event unfolded, those in attendance reported feeling grateful for access to these critical veterinary services, often seeking safe and humane solutions for their beloved pets.

Looking Ahead

The Abang police and the Elmo Foundation have committed to continuing these efforts, with plans for more such community engagements in the near future. Through such initiatives, they aim to foster a more informed and proactive community toward animal health and welfare.

This event marks a positive step forward in the ongoing dialogue around pet ownership, community responsibility, and animal welfare in Bali, bridging the gap between local authorities and residents to create a more harmonious living environment for all.