Life-Saving Cases at PAT
A Busy Month of Sterilisations, School Visits, and Life-Saving Community Care
World Rabies Day 2025: Protecting Dogs, Protecting Communities
On World Rabies Day 2025, we vaccinated 75 dogs at a local shelter against rabies - a deadly but preventable disease. Read all about it.
Mobile Clinic in New Area: Huay Sai Nue
The People and Animals Thailand (PAT) team recently set up a mobile clinic in our new area, Huay Sai Nue.
The Difference a Year Can Make: Transforming the Lives of Roaming Dogs
In just one year, dedicated care and compassion can transform the lives of roaming dogs, turning struggle into thriving
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.
Sweet Dog Beats the Odds: An Inspiring Recovery Story
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.
Street Dog ‘Big Black’ Now Cancer Free!
Thanks to our generous donors, we were able to treat this gentle stray dog who needed regular treatment to reduce and remove painful tumours.
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…
Pluto, the sweet stray’s cancer cured
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…
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…