For more than 11 years, Omah Ogel operated from rented properties — caring for rescued dogs and cats who had nowhere else to go.
Then on April 4, 2026, everything changed.
🐾 The Beginning
One Puppy Started This Story
Eight years ago, Amy Sukmana found a tiny puppy alone on an empty piece of land. His mother and littermates had died from Parvovirus — one of the deadliest diseases for puppies. He was the only survivor.
The cost of treatment consumed nearly all of Amy's savings at the time. But giving up was never an option.
The puppy survived. Amy named him Ogel.
"That single rescue eventually grew into Omah Ogel — a sanctuary that now cares for more than 190 rescued animals."
Today, those same animals are waiting for a permanent place to call HOME.
