Help Save Pets from the Thailand Floods! Please remember those less fortunate during the Holidays! Thailand is currently experiencing the worst flooding in 50 years. The disaster has devastated countless homes and claimed the lives of hundreds of innocent people. It’s also trapped many helpless pets in their abandoned homes.
Last week Thai authorities caught intercepted four vehicles before they crossed the border from the Nkhon Phanom province of Thailand into Vietnam, the Associated Press reported. The police found 119 dogs dead and over 1000 altogether were piled i trucks headed to Vietnam. Trafficked dogs can bring
Riding an elephant in the tropical rain forest can be an unforgettable adventure. Sharon Lloyd Spence takes us on a journey with Queen Tong alongside the Maekok River in the north of Thailand. Elephants have a unique way of greeting each other. They rumble, flap ears, entwine trunks. Scrambling out
The story of Mai Tai begins in Bangkok, a city that has one of the worst animal control problems in the world. Thousands of abandoned dogs and cats roam the streets daily in search of food and shelter. One of those homeless hounds was Mai Tai, a two-year-old Australian Shepherd
The story of Mai Tai begins in Bangkok, a city that has one of the worst animal control problems in the world. Thousands of abandoned dogs and cats roam the streets daily in search of food and shelter. One of those homeless hounds was Mai Tai, a two-year-old Australian Shepherd
From Bangkok to Phuket, Thailand is a country filled with abandoned pets. Dogs of all sizes, shapes and descriptions roam the streets, alleys and beaches in search of food and shelter. Some form packs, others hunt solo looking for a handout or a misplaced scrap of food. Many of these