On 14 December 2009. Ibu Yulia, a friend of JAAN, came to our office to report a bad case of neglect. She reported to us that she had found 3 Golden ( 2 males and female) roaming around freely in very 'animal unfriendly' area in West Jakarta.

This is Bonnie, a very sweet and friendly male dog . Bonnie is around four years of age and was abandoned by his previous owner.

Female, mix breed, one year old. Nanas gets along well with other cats and dogs and likes children as well. She has a submissive character, meaning that she is a bit shy and she hardly ever barks.

On Thursday (26th of november 2009), a lady called one of JAAN's staff, telling that she has a puppy that needs to be taken. This lady was the same lady who called us to take away her dogs last year on December.

Animal hoarding is a complex and intricate public health and community issue. Its effects are far-reaching and encompass mental health, animal welfare and public safety concerns. The following criteria are used to define animal hoarding:

article in bahasa and english translation : On Tuesday, 24 November 2009, Cikananga wildlife rescue centre and Jakarta Jakarta Animal Aid Network (JAAN) held a peaceful demonstration in front of the headquarters of the Indonesian Forestry Department

With the current economical situation that has effected many people, having to survive each month has become even a bigger struggle. However, is that a good enough reason to get rid of your dog just like that?

Chacha's previous owner literally put her on the street when she was only 3 months of age. A caring neighbor felt sorry for her and temporarily adopted her. Chacha is an active dog that loves attention.

When Molly was around 6 months of age, she was found being beaten up. According to the person who found her, Molly is doing a lot better now and her leg that was injured caused by the beatings, has almost healed and she doesnt seem to be in pain anymore.

Many are familiar with the concept of adopting a cat or a dog, but did you know that JAAN has an ongoing need for foster homes for kittens, cats, puppies and dogs?