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Rescue and shelter is a necessary but short-term effort. They are overwhelmed with more and more sick and injured animals. No matter how many resources we allocate to those efforts,

they will not be enough. 

We want to prevent animal abuse, instead of curing it. When we educate citizens, we curb instances of animal abuse. When we vaccinate and sterilise animals, we lower instances of illness and injury. 

The impact is slow but long-term, and we believe this is the only way to catalyse change.

And change best happens through art. 

Our aim, long term, is to replace rescue and shelter organisations with local communities

that respect and care for the animals in their vicinity.