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Tips for when pets get poisoned
Dr Komkrit Interview by Image Magazine (Thai only)
Second Shop for Strays Daily XPRESS
Catch, Neuter, Release Three simple words to control the stray animal population
Story by Chompoo Trakullertsathien
As the population of stray dogs and cats in Thailand continues to increase, many kind-hearted animal lovers have addressed the situation by adopting stays. However, though that has helped the situation a bit, the future of homeless cats and dogs is not bright. Read more >>
Injured Cat Rescued by Community 'Auntie'
Many of the animals that enter SCAD's neuter and treatment programme come from neighbourhoods that tolerate strays. There is often a community member who cares for the animals to varying degrees. Read more >>
Microchips With Everything Are chips the solution to Bangkok's stray dog problem?
Story by Chompoo Trakullertsathien
Some people believe that, though the BMA's microchip scheme will be useful to identify dogs and their owners, it won't prevent dogs from being abandoned. Read more >>
New focus for Hua Hin Dog Rescue Center
Hua Hin Dog Rescue Center (HHDRC) has recently rebranded! Now known as HEADROCK DOGS Rehoming Centre, this animal welfare organisation under the continuing management of Dawn Poole has changed its name with effect from January 2008 to reflect its new focus — that of an Adoption Centre focusing on the 150+ rescued dogs already in its care. Read more >>
Hearts & Hounds" Takes Off!
Staff and volunteers with Thai soi dog "Tii Ruk" at Heaven Can Wait, a rescue shelter for dogs in Calgary, Canada. Read the whole story in our December Newsletter of Tii Ruk , a 3-legged Thai street dog who found his way to Canada and into the hearts of the people of Calgary. Read more >>
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