Jai Dog Rescue

03/07/2025

A Paralysed Pup's Miracle Journey - Your Support Makes Stories Like Caffe's Possible - http://eepurl.com/jiqHII

01/07/2025

💛 Every act of kindness reminds us that there's hope for a brighter future for rescued dogs.

This June, we received some incredibly helpful gifts that are already making a big difference in our daily care work.

🙏 Thank you, Khun Toi and Khun Wuttita, for your generous donation of a motorcycle with a sidecar — it's now much easier to transport sick dogs from their kennels to our Jai hospital.

🙏 Thank you, Khun Joy and family, for gifting us a brand-new washing machine. With the old one out of order, this new one means clean beds, blankets, and clothes — quicker and more efficiently.

Your generosity fuels our mission and brings comfort to the dogs who need it most 🙌

01/07/2025

Caffe was left paralysed. But our vets – and a wheelchair – changed everything. Read her story and see how you can change another dog's life 🐾 - https://mailchi.mp/jaidogrescue.org/caffes-story

30/06/2025

A delicious delivery has arrived — and it’s enough to fill every bowl! 😍

A huge thank you to Nestlé and Purina Thailand, distributors of pet food brands including Felix, Purina ONE, Fancy Feast, Pro Plan, Friskies, and Supercoat, for donating an incredible 3.5 tonnes of dog food to Jai Dog Rescue!

The generous donation, valued at over 660,000 baht, was delivered by the wonderful team from Purina’s Rayong plant, producers of premium wet pet food under Nestlé (Thai) Ltd.

This incredible gift will help nourish the dogs in our shelter and ease the cost of their daily care — and for that, we are truly grateful.

From all of us (and our very full, very happy pups): thank you for your kindness and compassion. We hope to welcome you back again soon! 🐾❤️

27/06/2025

Remember the four newborn pups found tangled in weeds — wounded, starving, and all alone after losing their mum in a road accident?

Look at them now 💫🐶
Smudge and his brothers are healing, thriving, and beginning to show their playful little personalities.
Thanks to your support, their future is already so much brighter — and soon, they’ll be ready for a home to call their own.

26/06/2025

We are honoured to announce our partnership with SPCA International , a global animal welfare foundation who have generously supported Jai Dog Rescue with a $6,000 grant through their Shelter Support Program.

This vital funding enables us to invest in essential veterinary equipment, helping us expand the capacity of our on-site hospital and improve the care we provide for dogs in desperate need of healing.

So far this year, we’ve treated nearly 400 rescue cases, and we’re on track to reach close to 1,000 by year’s end. This new equipment will make a significant difference in how quickly and accurately we can diagnose and plan treatment for dogs in need – just like Beansprout, who was recently rescued and received life-saving care.

With this support, we can offer even more dogs a second chance at life, health, and happiness.

Thank you, SPCA International, for standing with us. Together, we’re healing paws and restoring hope to the animals who need us most 🐾

24/06/2025

You might have seen Visaka featured in some of our previous posts. Today, we’d like to share her story and bring you closer to this gentle soul 🍃

Visaka was rescued from a housing estate in Chonburi back in 2022. She was suffering from maggot-infested wounds on her back, caused by untreated scalds that appeared to be from exposure to boiling water. While we couldn't be certain how she sustained these injuries, it was clear she had endured a traumatic and lonely experience.

Thanks to the kindness of a resident who stepped in, Visaka received the emergency treatment she desperately needed. However, she required ongoing care and support, which is why she was brought to Jai Dog Rescue.

Now eight years old, Visaka lives peacefully alongside her fellow senior dogs at our shelter. Although she is finally safe, her battle continues, as she has canine epilepsy—a condition causing recurrent seizures in dogs.

Visaka relies on daily medication to manage her condition and needs regular veterinary check-ups to remain stable. Her health makes finding her a forever home difficult, so Jai Dog Rescue will be her lifelong sanctuary. Our dedicated team ensures she receives the love and care she deserves after everything she has endured.

Your donations to Jai Dog Rescue help us continue our mission to rescue and rehabilitate street dogs like Visaka, giving them a second chance at life.

Please donate today if you can. Every pound helps! 💌

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Give street dogs like Visaka access to treatment 🩹

20/06/2025

💔 Khaw was found soaked in blood, lying silently outside a local shop - attacked by other dogs, alone and in pain.

And yet… he wagged his tail. Gently. Trusting. Hoping.

Thanks to kind-hearted locals who called us, our team at Jai Dog Rescue rushed to help. Khaw had deep wounds and blood parasites. He needed urgent treatment and round-the-clock care.

For a whole month, he stayed with us at our hospital at Jai Dog Rescue - the sweetest, most patient soul you could imagine. Always gentle. Always grateful. 💕

Today, Khaw is fully healed and back in his community. As we dropped him off, his tail wagged - like he knew we’d given him his second chance.

Your donations make rescues like this possible.

Every rescue, every recovery, every wagging tail starts with you.

🐾 Will you help another street dog in need of urgent veterinary care? Every pound could help us provide this to another dog like Khaw.

👉 Please donate today. Thank you.

18/06/2025

When a kind-hearted local spotted a stray dog limping with something clamped around his leg, they knew he needed help—and fast.

That dog was Neung, a street-smart stray who’d fallen victim to an animal trap—the kind typically used for rodents—that had snapped shut on his hind leg💥

Judging by the deep wound, Neung had been trapped for days, if not longer. He somehow managed to break free on his own but carried the painful burden with him, the trap still clenched tightly to his leg as he ran. By the time our Animal Rescue team found him, the trap had cut deep into his flesh.

After a physical check at Jai’s hospital, we were relieved to learn there were no lasting complications. Neung simply needed thorough wound cleaning, daily dressing, and plenty of gentle care.

Thanks to the dedication of our team, Neung made a full recovery in just three weeks. The wounds have healed, the trap is long gone, and Neung is back where he belongs—roaming freely and pain-free once more.

Your support makes rescues like this possible.

Please help us continue responding to urgent cases and providing life-saving care to dogs like Neung. Donate today if you can ❤️‍🩹🐕

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13/06/2025

Ever wondered why dogs love to roll around in the grass? It’s completely normal and there are quite a few reasons behind it:

🚩 Scent marking — Dogs have scent glands in their paws and around their bodies. Rolling helps them leave their scent behind.

🥷🏻 Covering their scent — An instinct passed down from their wild ancestors, used to mask their smell while hunting.

💢 Scratching an itch — Grass can help relieve discomfort caused by allergies or skin conditions.

🤸🏻‍♂️ A good stretch and massage — Rolling helps stimulate muscles, ease tension, and boost circulation.

❄️ Cooling down — On warmer days, grass feels naturally cool and soothing on their skin.

✨ Pure joy and freedom — Sometimes, they do it just because it feels wonderful.

At Jai Dog Rescue, we see this every day. Our dogs get regular breaks from their kennels, not just for exercise but to support their mental and emotional wellbeing.
For many rescue dogs, rolling in the grass isn’t just play. It’s a sign that they feel safe at last, free to play, explore, and just be a dog again 🐶

12/06/2025

When our animal rescue team arrived at the scene, they were immediately hit by a disturbing odour...

It turned out to be See Ta, a stray dog living near Wang Bon Reservoir. A concerned park officer had reached out to us after noticing the worsening state of his injuries.

See Ta had suffered severe scalds on his right cheek and up to his ear, suspected to be caused by hot cooking oil, possibly splashed by tourists camping nearby. Whether it was a tragic accident or a cruel act, we may never know.

What we do know is that his open wound had been left untreated for far too long. It became badly infected and infested with hundreds of maggots, burrowed deep into every corner of his ear. It was heartbreaking to witness, but even more painful to imagine the suffering he had endured in silence.

Thankfully, See Ta is now safe at Jai Dog Hospital and has begun his healing journey. His wounds have been carefully cleaned, the maggots removed, and he is receiving ongoing care to control the infection, along with deworming and flea treatment.

He is finally out of harm’s way, but he still has a long road ahead.
❤️‍🩹 Will you help fund See Ta’s vet care and give him the chance to fully recover?
Please donate today, whatever you can.
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💬 Text “JAI” to 70085 to donate £5 to Jai Dog Rescue
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Texts cost your donation amount plus standard message rates. Available to all major UK networks on a paid-monthly plan.

11/06/2025

🐾 Last month, 76 street dogs received life-saving care at our free vet clinic in Thailand - all thanks to you.

Meet Cream and Beansprout – just two of the brave pups you've helped to support with your donations 💛

Read the full update here and don't forget to sign up to Jai News and receive updates straight to your inbox 🐾 - https://mailchi.mp/jaidogrescue.org/your-jai-dog-rescue-news-june-2025