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To make a donation please visit
https://greatergoodfiji.com/donate

We are Fiji's only Dog Sanctuary. Currently home to 300 rescued dogs. Thank you kindly.

Established as a registered charity in 2016 to help animals that have nowhere to go for food and shelter. Established as a registered charity in 2016 to help animals that have nowhere to go for shelter and care. GGF was created to provide a humane and sustainable solution to reduce and manage the homeless dog population in Fiji. We strive to maximize the harmony within the community. Funding comes

entirely from generous individuals who share the vision of a more compassionate Fiji. We are working to reduce the homeless dog population through sterilization and the operation of a sanctuary for destitute dogs in dire need of help. Please help us to help them by making a small donation. We have no office or administrative staff - 100% of your donation goes to the care and welfare of the animals. https://greatergoodfiji.com/donate

Westpac Bank : The Greater Good Foundation
Account # :9807083630
BSB: 039002
Swift Code: WPACFJFX

MPAISA: 864 0200

MPAISA Business Payments : 22223

15/11/2025

One evening when things were calm at the Sanctuary, we drove out to Field Three, Rarawai Ba to help this dog who a neighbour had reported as starving. His people called him Peter and we kept the name.

Peter has been with us for several months now, and we would like to find him a caring home. He around 2 years old, is well behaved, friendly and great with other dogs

When adopting a dog, we encourage potential adopters to look past initial appearances and focus on the animal's personality.
Dogs that may be overlooked for being "skinny" or "not so attractive" often have just as much love to give as any other dog.

If you are interested in Adoption please inbox your phone number and the best time to call and we will call you.

13/11/2025

update paid - Thank you Cynthia,

With another spay at PASH today, our bill is now $292.20.
We need help to pay.

If you are helping pay, please let us know.

13/11/2025

This lovely dog was tied up all day, every day since she was a puppy. She is now at the Sanctuary and we are looking for a caring home for her.

She and a few dogs were sterilized at PASH yesterday, we have a bill of $242.20 - we would be so grateful to get help to pay the bills.

If you are interested in adopting this wonderful young dog, please inbox your PHONE NUMBER and we will call you.
We are looking for fenced compounds because we do not want her to be tied up again.

03/11/2025

We need more people to HELP by adopting dogs in need. Tenants were evicted from a property in Lautoka and they left two lovely dogs behind. The management of this property does not allow dogs. They are only 18 months old, brother and sister.

WE will arrange to have both of them Sterilized to prevent the birth of more dogs.

Please inbox if you can help.

28/10/2025

Update, Paid :)

Three street dogs with regular feeders were taken in to PASH for spaying yesterday.

Our account balance is dangerously low so we need help to pay $180 to PASH .

These are the invoice numbers
420566
420567
420568

Please send us a note if you are helping with these invoices.

28/10/2025

Mercy, mercy, mercy.
We are so overwhelmed with the number of dogs abandoned near the Sanctuary.

Please ask for help, contact us. By appointment, bring their mothers to us, we will get them spayed (Birth control) There are kind donors who will pay the costs.
Please stop throwing dogs here, there and everywhere.

We set out to help but we are struggling.
Please help us to help them by joining our Fiji Street Dog Hero program.

https://greatergoodfiji.com/donate

Westpac Bank.
The Greater Good Foundation
Account #9807083630
BSB: 039002
Swift Code: WPACFJFX

MPAISA: Business Payments. #22223
or search The Greater Good Foundation.

26/10/2025

We hope you all had a blessed Diwali week.
We lit diyas, burnt loban and incense. We planted a few trees and introduced the dogs to explosives.

Diwali week used to be the most stressful, chaotic time of the year for us with over 300 terrified dogs showing kennel aggression, biting each other, running around frantically trying to escape from what they perhaps believe is GUN FIRE, Bombs or something very scary and damaging. They are not wrong, large explosive are used to murder entire cities of people and animals.

This year we did something different. We introduced explosives to the dogs, We let them see what explodes to produce light, noise and fills the air with poison. We cut open a few to let them see and smell GUN POWDER. We mostly lit the quieter fireworks likes fountains etc, but we also set off a few medium bangers.

Thank goodness, it worked! They now understand the source of the noise and they were less scared, quieter and calm. It was the brightest, most peaceful Diwali for the dogs.

Keep spreading love and light.
Bless you all who wish us well 🙏

19/10/2025

Update, we have placed these four pups into a foster care home where they will receive proper care and nutrition to be healthy, strong dogs. Unhealthy dogs often become victims of abuse in our society. They will soon be available for adoption in pairs.
Thank you to everyone who cares, shares and supports our work 🙏

Tavarau Ba.
Every year around Diwali, we notice an increase in the number of dogs dropped off at/around the sanctuary.
It seems like along with the house cleaning and removal of unwanted items - out goes the dogs.

We need a foster care home for FOUR PUPS. A safe place to be nourished with emotional support and proper meals.

Blessed Diwali everyone, be good, be safe - spread love and light 🙏

19/10/2025

A very happy Birthday to Vashneeta Naidu.
Thank you for coming to the Sanctuary and spending your day with some very happy dogs.
Your donation means the world to them and the staff say thank you for the CAKE 🎂🙏🥰

17/10/2025

Update: These four pups have found a home together. Thank you to everyone who helped by sharing and connecting with others.

Dear Labasa residents, four puppies from Lajonia, Labasa need a caring home.

They are around 10 weeks old.
They are currently at a housing complex that does not allow dogs, their current guardian cares so much that she is willing to bring them to our Sanctuary.

We already have SO MANY DOGS to care for! PLEASE help by opening up your homes to them.
If you are blessed with the resources to adopt dogs, please reach out to help.

Address

Greater Good Animal Sanctuary, Lot 2415 Tavarau, Ba

Telephone

+6798640200

Website

http://www.greatergoodfiji.com/

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