LUNI Lombok currently feeds around 500 cats daily on the island of Gili Trawangan. By doing these rounds we not only feed hungry cats, but are able to keep an eye on local cat populations, identify breeding hot spots and sick cats, interact with the community, and provide basic animal care education for locals.

The most common medical issues we see are abscesses and wounds, ringworm and scabies, cat flu, panleukopenia, cats hit by horsecarts, eye infections, kidney failure, worms and fleas, chicken or fish bones stuck in mouth, blood parasites, and blocked cats.

We are currently organising regular TNR clinics on Gili Air and Gili Meno. On Gili Trawangan we run a permanent vet clinic with cat cafe and shop.

Sometimes LUNI Lombok also gets called to wildlife rescues. From relocating oversized pythons to National Parks in Lombok where they can live happier and risk-free lives to rescuing and responding to reports of illegal wildlife purchases and ownership, we are here to provide help for all animals in need. We often work with BKSDA, a government organization responsible for the protected species and National Parks in the area of NTB. If possible, we rehabilitate the animals and release them into a protected area. If for some reason this is not possible, we work to find other solutions such as large, custom enclosures in the Wildlife Park in Lombok. In these cases, we mostly try to mediate and coordinate but sometimes get more involved.