A Tale of Triumph: Community Dog Cured of TVT Cancer
Read the story of Aung Pao. A brave dog and survivor of TVT cancer in Thailand who was treated by the People and Animals Thailand (PAT) Clinic.
Read the story of Aung Pao. A brave dog and survivor of TVT cancer in Thailand who was treated by the People and Animals Thailand (PAT) Clinic.
Over the last few months, our team saved a very sick dog's life. She was anaemic from severe blood loss and had TVT cancer. Despite the odds, she survived.
This is the difference supporters like you made in November for stray and community dogs and cats in Thailand.
Our team reached a new milestone! Since restarting the clinic earlier this year, we have sterilised more than 2,500 community and stray dogs and cats in and around Cha’am and Hua Hin.
Thanks to our generous donors, we were able to treat this gentle stray dog who needed regular treatment to reduce and remove painful tumours.
About 6 weeks ago, we sterilised a female black dog. During the procedure, we found she had a tumour. After testing, we ascertained she had TVT cancer. This can be deadly and spreads from dog to dog, causing painful lesions…
Last week, PAT mobile team headed to Kaeng Krachan area after they received a message that there were many dogs and cats waiting to be sterilized.
The PAT team would like to say a massive thank you to Springfield @ Sea Resort & Spa for donating 10,000 baht to People & Animals Thailand.
Khun Nuii, a kind and caring person began adopting stray animals that lived around her home. Eventually, Khun Nuii was looking after more than 20 dogs and cats.
This week the PAT team travelled to Phetchaburi to donate 120 kg of dog food to one of our local rescuers, Khun Nut.