Please don't disregard this global appeal inspired in spirit by global humanitarian Christianity and non-denominational religious believes of mutual help and support, to stop extremely inhumane treatment of stray and home-stay cats and dogs, as such as other domesticated humane-friendly animals - cows, chickens, rabbits, pigs, birds - and many others in the countries of Indonesia, Indochina, Oceania and all over the Globe, as such as to establish better animal, nature and environment protection legislation.

While we are facing the dawn of the new era and enjoying fabulous views, pristine ocean and somewhat polluted nature while traveling all over Bali, Lombok, Java, in the Philippines, Oceania or all over Indochina, out there in the neighboring jungle, bushes, both distant and remote towns and villages extremely horrible things - religious ritualistic slaughter, domestic violence, or simply slaughtering for food - are happening to those who cannot provide for themselves well, such as stray rescue cats and dogs and many other domesticated animals. This is an urgent appeal to all those who cares to convince all governments of Indonesia, Indochina, South-East Asia and global Oceania, as such as all humanitarian-oriented citizens and all global leadership, to stop: 

1. Multiplying stray kitties and dogs endlessly, malnourishing them, then letting die on the street, in the neighboring jungle or on the beach, thus, quit producing such horrible social media reality for us all over the world. 
   
   
2. Spreading unknown viruses both locally and then all around the Globe such as those causing intestinal disorders with many global travelers such as local kitties and dogs, called Bali Belly and not providing any vaccination nor additional medicinal assistance to any global travelers whoever is coming to Indonesia, Jakarta, Bali or Lombok. 
   
   
3. Facilitate in spreading viruses from Bali and Indonesia over to other areas and countries, which can be easily carried on the sole of the shoes or on clothing by any global travelers. The sole cause of these viruses being spread are domesticated animals, stray dogs and kitties who are wondering around Bali and Indonesia numerously, coming over to hotel rooms or simply lying on the sides of the road as such as inhumane and unhygienic conditions at how other domesticated animals (such as cows, chickens, rabbits, birds, etc.) are being kept.
   
   
4. Spreading inappropriate information and rumors on what is best for the animals (e.g. they don’t need to be sterilized or live merely outside in an inappropriate climate is the best for them all). 
   
   
5. Stop littering and polluting the soil by letting stray dogs and cats pee or poo everywhere they want, as such as taking hurdles of stray doggies away from the jungle, which disrupts local eco-systems such as unique Balinese flora and fauna, such as that of all neighboring Indonesian islands and Indochina. 
   
   
6. Malnourishing their animals, e.g. convincing local population such as traveling tourists to feed their animals just with rice (if at all) and not provide them any water or dairy products;
   
   
7. Not just sterilize but abolish all in humanitarian attitude towards animals priorly and after such much needed sterilization (e.g. don’t let them even have offsprings once);
   
   
8. Stop buying or selling kitties and dogs, such as chicks and cows, simply for pleasure (like a gift to each other or your own children);
   
   
9. Stop utilizing animals for religious ritualistic ceremonies, either to be slaughters or to be burned alive;
   
   
10. Stop eating kitties and dogs and cooking their meat in existing restaurants and cafeterias and offering their meat to anyone around;
    
    
11. Stop breeding animals unless people are well-equipped and possess a governmental license;
    
    
12. Stop interfering with species re-distribution such as raising and keeping cows, chickens or pigs in terrible conditions either on the beach or directly in the jungle, thus disturbing the peace of all travelers such as even local population;
    
    
13. Stop elevating prices for import medication and veterinarian support services all around Balinese land as such as all surrounding services;
    
    
14. Stop shutting up and finding impossible reasons to deport all those highly spiritual global tourists, yogi teachers, IT professionals whoever comes to Bali or Indochina to make art, music, start blog posts, help local societies, protect and defend environmental causes, human or animal rights, and so much more.
    
    
15. Cause immense, immeasurable pain and suffering to all those highly sensitive human beings, children of current parents, both local and global, whoever have to witness all this horrible mis-happenings to their local domesticated animals, birds, rabbits, reptiles alike.
    
    
16. Stop allowing both locals and global tourists to litter and pollute the beaches such as in Amed Bunutan, etc.  

Why don’t you follow through with the following suggestions:

1. Build and organize more modernized facilities, such as well-equipped air-conditioned humanitarian-oriented rescue areas for both humans and separate housing for stray kitties such as dogs.
   
   
2. Help organize volunteer or for-profit support communities of animal rescuers who truly care and can provide sufficient knowledge onto others, on how to handle stray rescue pets.
   
   
3. Abolish all weirdos and untrue superstitions of what rescue stray kitties such as doggies really are, adopt more of a U.S. or globally accepted point of view of what these rescue animals really are.
   
   
4. Provide better nutrition and care for any locally accepted domesticated stray kitties and dogs, such as cows, chickens and rabbits, and breast-feeding mammals, whoever cannot survive on their own in such hot and humid climates.
   
   
5. Find more appropriate occupation for local people instead of keeping non-local species of animals in inappropriate climate conditions while not being well-provided nor supported by any government nor volunteers.
   
   
6. Invite more global medical workers to come and conduct the much needed research and examinations as to why local Balinese people are afraid to touch or to come in contact with rescue stray kitties and dogs (let alone lift them from the ground or keep them, properly contained, at their own houses).
   
   
7. Replace old believes of animal slaughter with new Godly divine energies, start practicing yoga, meditation or martial arts to help elevate spirit and cleanse the soul.
   
   
8. Protect Mother Nature in all similarly much needed ways by building and establishing nature conservation and preservation areas, keeping the wildlife away from the streets and us global travelers as such as local citizens well-protected from any viruses.
   
   
9. Teach yourself about your true origins and bloodline and facilitate a better understand of what kind of animals should be kept on these islands or come in contact with by local population such as your children.
   
   
10. Improve natural as such as animal protection so far barely existing legislation.
    
    
11. Abolish all dog and kitty meat trade or ritualistic slaughter once and for all, at all levels (intergovernmental global as such as locally accepted and still executed by all local tribes).
    
    
12. Help by evacuating rescue animals such as people from any seismically active native zones immediately upon receiving any signs of volcanic activity.
    
    
13. Establish good relationships with neighboring countries such as Australia to help evacuate animals or bring more knowledgable specialists from veterinarian care to assist with any such matter.
    
    
14. Explain to all local population all the steps which need to be done to keep themselves out of danger and away from viruses which are being spread solely by wrong spread domesticated animals which are not local species (such as pigs, cows, chickens, dogs and any stray cats).
    
    
15. Protect mainly local species such as snakes, turtles, all marine species, unique birds and monkeys, while safely permitting for all the others non-local species to be put together in special rescue zones to be contained temporarily until they can be safely taken out of Indonesia and Indochina and relocated to such other areas where they originally belong.
    
    
16. Allow marine biologists to inspect the waters around Bali and safely build animal sanctuaries all around these water basins, thus preventing pollution of the ocean of plastic, etc.
    
    
17. Allow global environment protectors to execute their own crowdsourcing campaigns and conduct cleansing actions under strict supervision of global human and animal environment protection organizations such as UNICEF, UNESCO, UNO, Leonardo Di Caprio Foundations, etc.
    
    
18. Improve animal and environment legislation according to the global standards, introduce taxes onto any animal keepers, be it either for pleasure or for any other purpose, to help pay animal defenders and rescuers their proper salaries.