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Jai Dog Rescue Transforming the lives of street dogs in Thailand through CNVR, Rescue, Community Aid and Adoptions

Jai Dog Rescue is proud to be part of the Global Adoption Weekend for the second year running, partnering with Mars to e...
04/10/2025

Jai Dog Rescue is proud to be part of the Global Adoption Weekend for the second year running, partnering with Mars to encourage people to adopt dogs and cats from shelters — because every life deserves a loving, permanent home.

Adoption changes two lives at once — the animal’s and our own.
Most importantly, pets play a powerful role in supporting our mental health. In fact, over 83% of people worldwide say that having a pet has had a positive impact on their lives and wellbeing.

Living in Thailand and looking for a new pet?
Check out the dogs and cats currently looking for their forever homes at 🌐 TH.WeR4HappyTails.com

Can’t adopt but still want to help?
🛒 Shop at the Pedigree & Whiskas Official Store on Shopee Thailand during the 10.10 campaign (6–10 October). For every ฿100 spent on products, Mars Petcare will donate one meal to rescue dogs and cats at Jai Dog Rescue and partner shelters.

Let's spread love and change lives 💞

30/09/2025

Pet injuries can happen in an instant 🚑

This poor pup suffered a deep wound to his flank after getting caught on barbed wire near his left hind leg.
In pain and highly stressed, he became too frightened to let anyone near, not even his loving owner. That’s when our rescue team was called in.

The wire was carefully removed, and he’s now receiving proper ongoing wound care.
We’re relieved he’s safe and on the mend, all thanks to a quick call for help, our team’s swift response, and your support, which makes rescues like this possible 🩵

Rabies is 100% preventable, yet it still claims lives. On World Rabies Day, we’re proud to be part of the fight to end i...
28/09/2025

Rabies is 100% preventable, yet it still claims lives. On World Rabies Day, we’re proud to be part of the fight to end it 💉

Our CNVR mission goes beyond sterilisation. Our vet team regularly visits temples and villages across Nakhon Nayok, vaccinating stray and community dogs and cats.

Each of them receives not only rabies protection but also vaccines against distemper, parvovirus, adenovirus, kennel cough, and leptospirosis, plus medication to keep ticks and fleas at bay.

Every jab makes a difference: protecting animals🐾 protecting our community 🏘️

Cute single girls ready to commit near you. Wanna meet? 💕They’ve got hearts full of love, unlimited cuddles, and tails t...
24/09/2025

Cute single girls ready to commit near you. Wanna meet? 💕
They’ve got hearts full of love, unlimited cuddles, and tails that wag with joy every time they see you.

They’re Jai Dog’s good girls, waiting for their forever homes. While many of our dogs have found families, female dogs are often overlooked. They deserve just as much love as the boys.

💡 Worried about heat cycles or pregnancy?
✅ No worries. They’re all sterilised.

💡 Think females are less sociable, cuddly, or trainable?
✅ Not true. Every dog is unique. Personality and behaviour come down to the individual, not gender.

🇹🇭 Living in Thailand? Reach out to us if you’d like more information or if one of these lovely ladies caught your eye.
🌍 Abroad? Please help by sharing this post so they have a better chance of finding homes.

Today is Puppy Mill Awareness Day – and Ivy is our reminder of why this day matters.Once, Ivy was just a number on a pup...
20/09/2025

Today is Puppy Mill Awareness Day – and Ivy is our reminder of why this day matters.

Once, Ivy was just a number on a puppy farm. Her life was reduced to litters and profit at the cost of her health. Years of overbreeding left her with lasting damage that even the best care cannot fully undo. Recently, our vet had to remove her troubled left eye, while the remaining right eye is gradually losing sight. 😢

Female dogs repeatedly used for breeding face devastating risks:
🚩 Uterine and mammary infections
🚩 Nutritional deficiencies leading to hypocalcemia, skin disease, and fur loss
🚩 Chronic illnesses such as joint and eye conditions
🚩 Exhaustion and a shortened lifespan
🚩 Emotional distress and behavioural trauma

No dog should endure this. Yet puppy mills continue to exploit animals for profit, while shelters overflow with those still waiting for homes.

Because of rescue, Ivy is now safe, loved, and slowly rediscovering the joy of simply being a dog. But thousands more remain trapped in puppy farms, harmed both physically and emotionally.

💡 Let Ivy’s story be the reason you choose adoption first.
Together, we can end unethical breeding and save countless dogs from suffering.

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Support Ivy as she continues her recovery with us at Jai Dog Rescue❤️‍🩹🐾

Donate via credit/debit card or PayPal
💻🌐 Visit the link in our bio or go to www.jaidogrescue.org/donate/

Donate via SMS
📱💬 Text “JAI” to 70085 to donate £5 to Jai Dog Rescue
To donate a different amount, text JAI followed by your chosen amount (e.g. JAI20 to donate £20).
Texts cost your donation amount plus standard message rates. Available to all major UK networks on a paid-monthly plan.

Namwhan was abandoned, most likely due to her eye condition.One eye had become severely enlarged and blind due to chroni...
16/09/2025

Namwhan was abandoned, most likely due to her eye condition.
One eye had become severely enlarged and blind due to chronic glaucoma, likely left untreated for years. Her remaining eye also suffered from a condition known as cherry eye.

Thanks to a kind local family who brought her to Jai Dog Hospital, our vets were able to remove the blind eye to ease her pain, and treat the other using a specialist technique.

Within just three weeks, Namwhan had healed beautifully.
And the best part? She was adopted by the very family who rescued her. 💘

They looked past her scars and saw the loving soul within.
That’s the kind of love every dog deserves. 🐶💕

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Help us rescue another street dog like Namwhan.

💳 Donate via credit/debit card or PayPal
🌐 Visit the link in our bio or go to www.jaidogrescue.org/donate/

📱 Donate via SMS
💬 Text “JAI” to 70085 to donate £5 to Jai Dog Rescue
To donate a different amount, text JAI followed by your chosen amount (e.g. JAI20 to donate £20).
Texts cost your donation amount plus standard message rates. Available to all major UK networks on a paid-monthly plan.

Many dog bites come from fear or stress, not aggression. Dogs rarely bite without warning. They communicate discomfort t...
12/09/2025

Many dog bites come from fear or stress, not aggression. Dogs rarely bite without warning. They communicate discomfort through body language long before using their teeth.

While behaviours like growling, snarling, baring teeth, or barking fiercely are clear signs to stay away, there are also subtle signals that often go unnoticed:

👀 Whale eye — intense stares or showing the whites of their eyes
👅 Lip licking or yawning out of context
🐾 Avoidance — turning or walking away when approached
🛑 Frozen posture — stiff body, tail up and rigid, not wagging with joy
👂 Ears forward or pinned back
💢 Raised hackles — the fur along the back standing up

🔑 It’s important to look at a dog’s overall body language, not just one sign in isolation. Dogs communicate with their whole body, and context matters.

Every dog has their own personality, boundaries, and triggers. At Jai Dog Rescue, we train our staff to recognise these signs every day.

💡 Because when we understand dogs better, everyone stays safer.

11/09/2025

⚠️WARNING: Upsetting video footage
The tumour grew. The pain worsened. But no one helped—until now.

Spike had lived with a large testicular mass for far too long. As the tumour grew and his health declined, he became increasingly frail and in pain—until someone finally called Jai Dog Rescue.

We rushed Spike to our hospital. After bloodwork and a biopsy, our vets confirmed he had a blood parasite and testicular cancer. The good news? This type of cancer can be cured through castration—a simple, life-saving procedure.

We gave Spike the surgery he needed, along with parasite treatment and weeks of careful recovery. Today, he’s no longer suffering and has returned to his territory, healthy and pain-free.

🔍 Testicular cancer is a preventable disease. By neutering male strays, we stop the spread of this illness, reduce aggression, and help control the stray dog population.

🐕 Our CNVR programme is more than just population control—it's about giving dogs like Spike a second chance at a pain-free life.

Help us continue this vital work. Please donate today if you can. Any amount will be greatly appreciated. Thank you! 🙌

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Donate via credit/debit card or PayPal
🌐 Visit the link in our bio or go to www.jaidogrescue.org/donate/

Donate via SMS
💬 Text “JAI” to 70085 to donate £5 to Jai Dog Rescue
To donate a different amount, text JAI followed by your chosen amount (e.g. JAI20 to donate £20).
Texts cost your donation amount plus standard message rates. Available to all major UK networks on a paid-monthly plan.

Before Leo came into our care, he was a street dog who had been hit by a car, leaving him paralysed and helpless by the ...
09/09/2025

Before Leo came into our care, he was a street dog who had been hit by a car, leaving him paralysed and helpless by the roadside.

By the time a kind local spotted him and called us for help, the injury had become badly infected and had spread to the bone. Sadly, both of his back legs had to be amputated to end his suffering.

With only two legs left, Leo could no longer survive on the streets. After weeks of recovery and rehabilitation, we decided to give him a permanent, loving home at Jai Dog Rescue. 🏡🐾

Adjusting wasn’t easy. It took time—not just to learn how to move around with two legs, but also to trust people again. Considering what he had been through, it’s completely understandable.

Leo’s ongoing medical needs and anxious nature mean he isn’t suitable for adoption. But here at Jai, he has everything he needs: a safe place to rest, nutritious meals, medical care, and a specially fitted wheelchair that lets him run and play like any other dog.

Could you help give Leo the life he deserves by becoming his sponsor?
Your support will help us keep him safe, happy, and loved. ❤️

Give a rescue dog like Leo a chance to live a happy life

Big tail wags and heartfelt thanks to our wonderful August visitors 💕To Khun Noey and Khun Danush, Khun Bam and her frie...
01/09/2025

Big tail wags and heartfelt thanks to our wonderful August visitors 💕

To Khun Noey and Khun Danush, Khun Bam and her friend, and Khun Amm, Khun Dream, and the team from Thonglor Pet Hospital — we’re so grateful for your donations and support.

These pet and veterinary supplies are a lifeline for our rescue dogs, helping them live safer, happier lives 🩵🐶

At Jai, we’ve said goodbye to some truly special souls. Each one left pawprints that can never be replaced. Many crossed...
28/08/2025

At Jai, we’ve said goodbye to some truly special souls. Each one left pawprints that can never be replaced. Many crossed the Rainbow Bridge knowing they were cherished, warm, and safe — perhaps for the very first time in their lives.

🌈🐶 Today, on Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day, we pause to remember all the beloved dogs who are no longer by our side but remain forever in our hearts. They were, and always will be, part of the Jai family.

To everyone missing a furry friend today, we see you. We’re sending love to all who are honouring the memory of a pet who changed their life.

If you’d like to share a memory of your special one waiting at the Rainbow Bridge, we’d love to hear their story in the comments. 🐾

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Streetdog SOS is dedicated to helping the millions of dogs who live on the streets in Thailand. Established in 2017 on a beautiful farm in the central Thai province of Nakhon Nayok, our mission is to care for dogs who have nobody to look after them, providing shelter through the seasons of stifling heat and torrential monsoons.

สตรีทด๊อก เอสโอเอส ได้ทุ่มเทเพื่อที่จะช่วยเหลือสุนัขที่อาศัยอยู่ข้างถนนที่มีนับล้านๆ ตัวในประเทศไทย เราได้ก่อตั้งเมื่อปี 2017 ในฟาร์มที่มีทิวทัศน์สวยงามของจังหวัดนครนายก เขตภาคกลางของประเทศไทย หน้าที่ของเราคือการช่วยเหลือสุนัขที่ไม่มีใครดูแล มอบที่พักพิงให้แก่สุนัขในฤดูร้อนที่ร้อนจัดและในฤดูมรสุมที่รุนแรง

Our Mission

· To rescue and nurse back to health sick, injured and abused dogs.