Woman's Day Magazine NZ

‘We Care For The Ones No One Wants’

Kelly Austin remembers the first time she saved a life – originally from Whitianga but now living in Bali, she was walking near her Canggu home in 2017.

“I saw these kids in a rice paddy laughing and realised they were drowning kittens,” recalls the 39-year-old. “I managed to save three kittens, which I found homes for.”

Kelly and her husband Tony, a fellow Kiwi who works in the Queensland mines, first moved to the tourist hotspot in 2015, with their sons Marcel,

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