stray animals

  • Thai LifeRescue P.A.W.S Thailand needs your help for their next chapter

    Rescue P.A.W.S Thailand needs your help for their next chapter

    In 2013, Mike and Paang founded Rescue P.A.W.S (Providing Animal Welfare through Sterilisation) with one mission: to create a brighter future for stray animals in Thailand. At the time, they had no idea just how bright of a future this would become. Now, after 12 years, Rescue P.A.W.S Thailand has grown into a leading not-for-profit organisation. Rescue P.A.W.S specialises in…

  • Thai LifeWhere to adopt pets in Bangkok

    Where to adopt pets in Bangkok

    Did you know that there are approximately 700,000 stray dogs in Thailand, with over 100,000 of these located in Bangkok alone? These poor pets need a lot of help from us, and if you are a pet lover who is looking for a pet to adopt, you have come to the right place! In this article, we will take you…

  • Thailand NewsPurrfect: Stray cats seek forever homes at Bangkok Expo 2024

    Purrfect: Stray cats seek forever homes at Bangkok Expo 2024

    Bangkok’s Benjakitti Park is buzzing with excitement as the BKK Expo 2024 rolls into town, inviting animal lovers to consider adopting stray cats and transforming lives one purr at a time. Deputy Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) Governor Tavida Kamolvej announced today, June 20, that a variety of stray cats, now vaccinated and sterilised, are being showcased at the Sua Pa…

  • Thailand NewsThai university dean accused of pampering stray cats with public resources

    Thai university dean accused of pampering stray cats with public resources

    A recent social media post by the Home Guard Dog Operation Facebook page stirred up controversy after accusing a female dean of bringing her four cats to live at the Communication Technology Faculty, Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon. The post claimed the dean had her pets living luxuriously, using public electricity, and assigned the building’s staff to care for…

  • Krabi NewsStray dogs intimidate foreign tourists at Krabi’s Ao Nang Beach

    Stray dogs intimidate foreign tourists at Krabi’s Ao Nang Beach

    There’s been more drama involving stray dogs at Ao Nang Beach in Krabi province. A pack of stray dogs intimidated two foreign tourists on the beach, The Phuket Express reported yesterday. The couple was walking their pet dog along the beach when the pack of five to six strays aggressively barked at them. The couple tried to chase the dogs away, but…