PAT Clinic Brings Vital Care to Stray Animals at Krai Lad Temple
Over the course of the clinic, we successfully sterilised 60 animals, a significant step in controlling the stray population and improving their quality of life.
Over the course of the clinic, we successfully sterilised 60 animals, a significant step in controlling the stray population and improving their quality of life.
This is the difference supporters like you made in June 2024 for stray and community dogs and cats in Thailand.
The work of a stray animal clinic is always incredibly busy, and May 2024 proved to be no exception for our People and Animals Thailand team.
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.
Recently, People and Animals Thailand (PAT) team embarked on a significant endeavour, setting up a second mobile clinic at a local Army School.
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.
We are thrilled to highlight the impact of our dedicated team at the People and Animals Thailand (PAT) Clinic in our mission to alleviate the suffering of stray and community animals through our spay and vaccination clinic.
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.
With so many street dogs and cats in need of help, the work of a stray animal clinic is always incredibly busy. October was no different, with our veterinary team helping hundreds of animals throughout Cha am and the surrounding…