Heidi is a true dog lover. She really, truly loves dogs — not just cute pictures on Instagram, but real, living, breathing, tail-wagging friends who deserve care, safety, love and life.

For her upcoming birthday, instead of gifts for herself, Heidi has one big wish:

to help save the lives of 150 dogs at the Switi Bali Dog Shelter — a place that means everything to these animals.

You may not know this, but in Bali there are hundreds of thousands of street dogs struggling to survive — facing hunger, disease, abandonment, and cruelty every day. Shelters like Switi Bali Dog Shelter are a lifeline for many of them, offering food, medical care, shelter, and love. But right now, they’re in serious danger.

If we don’t raise the funds urgently, this shelter will lose its land and buildings.

These dogs rely on this sanctuary for:

✨ Food and clean water

✨ Veterinary care — vaccines, treatments, love

✨ A safe place to sleep and heal

✨ A chance to be adopted or cared for long-term

But land and shelter costs are overwhelming, and without support, this crucial safe haven could disappear.

That’s where you come in. ❤️

For her birthday, Heidi is asking her friends, family, and compassionate people everywhere to please consider donating to this fundraiser instead of giving her a gift.

Your donation — big or small — will go directly to helping the shelter secure the land and continue caring for these beautiful dogs.

Every dollar matters. Every donation gives a dog another chance.

Imagine the difference you can make in the life of a dog who was once starving, scared, or alone.

This year, let’s give Heidi something she really cares about —

and give 150 dogs a future full of love and safety.

Thank you for being part of something meaningful.

Please donate if you can — and share this with anyone who might want to help too.

Because no dog should ever be homeless or alone.

That means 150 dogs will be without a home — and many could die without the care they desperately need.

This isn’t just about keeping a shelter standing —

it’s about protecting the lives of 150 innocent dogs who would otherwise have no one.