Teamwork in Action: PAT’s Mobile Clinic in Kaeng Krachan
We returned to Kaeng Krachan to sterilise and vaccinate stray and roaming dogs. Click to read more.
The PAT team’s work in May 2025!
This is the difference supporters like you made in May 2025 for stray and community dogs and cats in Thailand.
More than 1,500 sterilisations!
Our People and Animals Thailand (PAT) Clinic surpasses the 1,500 milestone! Since re-opening our sterilisation and vaccination clinic for stray and community animals earlier this year, more than 1,500 animals have come through our doors. That is more than 1,500…
We hit a new high for July 2023!
PAT hits a new monthly high! Last month, our PAT team sterilised 273 stray and community animals from eight villages/ areas. It is almost impossible to calculate the number of potential births prevented. Not only that, but by vaccinating them…
113 dogs and cats helped in Hua Sai Tai village
We recently worked with Hua Sai Tai village to help their lovely community and stray dogs and cats. With the support and cooperation of the community, we sterilised a fantastic 113 dogs and cats; improving their health and welfare and…
831 animals sterilised so far!
We are thrilled to share the brilliant news that until the end of May 2023, 831 dogs and cats were sterilised since we re-opened our clinic in February 2023. Our supporters, donors and collaboration with the community make this possible…
PAT NEWS: PAT Mobile Team In Kaeng Krachan
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.
What Is Your New Year Resolution?
If you are a veterinary professional or student and looking for a volunteer vet assistant role, look no further than PAT!!
PAT NEWS: Generous Donation from Springfield @ Sea Resort & Spa
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.
PAT NEWS: Khun Nuii The Local Rescuer
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.