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We are sad to share the death of this feral female who experienced a presumed neurotoxic event, resulting in cluster sei...
20/12/2024

We are sad to share the death of this feral female who experienced a presumed neurotoxic event, resulting in cluster seizures which she was not able to regain consciousness from. This case was only possible by the swift action of our local community who spotted her, called it in, and stayed with her until our arrival. Thank you for your donations that allow us to be here and provide access to dogs & cats who have no other opportunity to survive medical emergencies. The muzzle was only used during transportation and arrival for the safety of our team 🐾

In Low Season we reconnected with Koh Mak Resort to ensure all of their adult dogs & cats were up to date on annual vacc...
19/12/2024

In Low Season we reconnected with Koh Mak Resort to ensure all of their adult dogs & cats were up to date on annual vaccines! We also helped a cat here with an infected bite wound on his hind leg. Pictured is Tong Daeng, one of the cats in their garage.

With 15+ dogs and 15+ cats free-living between various locations on their property, some data in our census was missing or incorrect. Koh Mak Resort sponsored the supply costs for all these animals, saving your donations for animals without an owner or advocate 🐾

We received these images of Daisy’s eye following a fight with another dog and provided access to the appropriate prescr...
17/12/2024

We received these images of Daisy’s eye following a fight with another dog and provided access to the appropriate prescriptions 🐾

Emergency, In-Patient, Adoption ✨ Our community sprang into action when Olympia was crushed inside the garbage truck in ...
17/12/2024

Emergency, In-Patient, Adoption ✨ Our community sprang into action when Olympia was crushed inside the garbage truck in a freak accident. We received phone calls, a photo, and someone drove her to our facility to immediately receive care. Many of neighbours followed up on her progress, MMarine sponsored her boat ride on surgery day, and a neighbour went the extra mile to ensure she had an adopter prepared for discharge day. We love our community and couldn’t do what we do without their support, thank you!

Olympia sustained a crushed tooth, multiple fractures in a front leg, multiple fractures in a rear foot and toes, facial trauma, scrapes, soft tissue swelling, bruising, and general pain. After initial stabilization, pain management, splinting, and wound care, we scheduled Olympia for surgical intervention on the mainland. We are confident in the decision made with her surgeon to pursue amputation. Orthopaedic surgery, post-op care, rehabilitation, and future care, was not a reasonable pathway for Olympia though it may be for other cats in other scenarios!

Your donations covered transportation, surgery, and in-patient costs (food, supplements, medications) during Olympia’s 5-week in-patient stay at our non-profit facility. We have limited overhead costs, a volunteer team, no service fees, and provide free care to strays and locally owned rescues of Koh Mak. Olympia did not have an owner to pay for her care, your donations made this possible. Please join us as a monthly donor.

P.S. Yes, Olympia was already missing 1 external ear flap 🐾

Medical Foster & Adoption (Part 2/2) ✨ T. was following Maya’s (previously ChiChi) progress via one of our team members ...
15/12/2024

Medical Foster & Adoption (Part 2/2) ✨ T. was following Maya’s (previously ChiChi) progress via one of our team members and when her family asked us to find a new home, we reached out. There was an initial meet & greet, multiple field trips, and of course a medical history overview.

We are thrilled Maya has a permanent home and adore these “after” photos. Her pool hydrotherapy has graduated to ocean swims. You can meet Maya while taking a dive trip with Thai Ocean Academy Koh Chang!

Greater than 95% of our adoptions have been to amazing Thai people and families. Anyone with the appropriate resources can be an amazing pet parent! Folks of all ethnicities adopt animals in Thailand and national citizens are far less likely to leave the country, which is a common cause for rehoming or abandonment. We are so happy T. chose to adopt a dog who needed a home and respect this lifelong commitment to Maya 🐾

Medical Foster & Adoption (Part 1/2) ✨ ChiChi is a pup born to backyard breeders. Her next family requested a consultati...
15/12/2024

Medical Foster & Adoption (Part 1/2) ✨ ChiChi is a pup born to backyard breeders. Her next family requested a consultation as she showed hind limb paresis. Additonally, she presented with anemia, pica, was underweight compared to her siblings, lacked muscular development and tone. The demands of puppy development are incredibly high and resource-intensive. Our role as a community-based service is to identify & bridge this gap with support & education.

ChiChi joined us as a Medical Foster in two homes for a reset of her diet (type, frequency, supplementation), house-training, exercise prescription, physical therapy, hydrotherapy, and preventative care (puppy vaccine schedule, intestinal wormer, flea/tick). She successfully regained full mobility, gained weight, increased her muscle mass, and developed normal habits around toilet time. All of her care was provided for free!

In preparation for her return home, we recommended changes to her lifestyle. Her family had a new room for her, would offer more time off-rope, and accepted our donation of puppy-specific dry dog food. A neighbour supported with translation in order to be communicative as possible. Her family asked if we or someone else could adopt ChiChi. We would continue to support them with free food/prevention while we looked for a solution.

Our goal is to keep a wanted/desired pet with their owners whenever possible. We are not a shelter or rescue. ChiChi needed access to medical care and serious lifestyle changes, we are grateful her family asked us for help. We would not remove an animal from a home without consent and our local community is a loving and caring group of pet owners 🐾

Thank you KM Museum for treating our team! They use plastic-free cups, lids, and straws or bring your own cup. Try non-d...
14/12/2024

Thank you KM Museum for treating our team! They use plastic-free cups, lids, and straws or bring your own cup. Try non-dairy milk: oat, almond, or pistachio 🌱 🐾

Chan Souk ✨ We temporarily housed Chan Souk for 4 nights so his senior, local owners could attend to healthcare appointm...
11/12/2024

Chan Souk ✨ We temporarily housed Chan Souk for 4 nights so his senior, local owners could attend to healthcare appointments. Chan Souk is a senior dog with profound hearing loss who is not friendly with strangers. We understood that they asked us only as a last resort and because they trust us and the friendship we have developed with their dog. We did not charge for this care and will continue not to offer boarding care as it is not in the spectrum of our resources: time, space, staff. We are proud to be accessible to our local community and to be a safe space to negotiate individual needs 🐾

CNVR ✨ Catch, Neuter, Vaccinate, Return. This large male puppy was born to a feral mama, he migrated to a neighbour with...
10/12/2024

CNVR ✨ Catch, Neuter, Vaccinate, Return. This large male puppy was born to a feral mama, he migrated to a neighbour with a solo adult male dog. The adult dog is a pet but is unfriendly with strangers and nervous.
Although the pup was neutral/friendly on his own, he would react to the other dog's fear and maintain distance. The humans there could not touch the puppy and described him snap at them. The safest option in this case was a manual crate-catch!

Two scheduled feedings were made to associate our team with access to food. On the third scheduled feed, a bowl was placed in the back of a crate with a rope tied to the door. The crate-catch was minimally stressful and didn’t have a negative impact on pup's ability to socialize with humans. Puppy, Sing, was super friendly once interacting away from the other dog. He bonded with us and has been touchable and treatable since!

Please donate so stray dogs like Sing can be sterilized to prevent the birth of unwanted dogs in our community, and world 🐾

Thank you ✨ Thank you, Dave, for donating two second-hand futons to the clinic! We appreciate the sustainable opportunit...
08/12/2024

Thank you ✨ Thank you, Dave, for donating two second-hand futons to the clinic! We appreciate the sustainable opportunity to give these items another life. Our foster dogs are very happy and comfortable on their furnished terrace 🐾

Thank you ✨ A big thank you to Valentin for fulfilling our last minute Workaway placement added to the end of monsoon se...
08/12/2024

Thank you ✨ A big thank you to Valentin for fulfilling our last minute Workaway placement added to the end of monsoon season! He supported with morning pack walks, daily cleaning, and lots of one-off tasks to prepare for a season of veterinary hosting. Most notably he buried our compost bins to complete our waste management system, moved excess building supplies from our construction into storage for future use, and reorganized/moved items neglected from our move in. It was hard work, and a rainy few weeks. We appreciate Valentin’s curiosity, time spent with our dogs, and for sharing stories from his experience as a long-term nomad in South Asia.

WorkawayInfo has international volunteer opportunities providing accommodation in exchange, and many with food or other perks included. You can browse without an account, to be sure you find hosts that interest you, before paying for a membership!

Unfortunately we will continue to have limited General Volunteer opportunities as we focus on our role as an access point for veterinary medicine. We are not a rescue or shelter. We keep our Workaway profile up-to-date including the calendar feature. Our earliest vacancy for Veterinary Volunteers is June 2025 🐾

Dylan ✨ We hope you remember Dylan from our original facility! He floated between two properties and moved to the other ...
07/12/2024

Dylan ✨ We hope you remember Dylan from our original facility! He floated between two properties and moved to the other location permanently while we were unhoused. In the first few weeks at the new facility this May, he found us and moved right on in. Dylan is not a water dog, he chose to spend monsoon sleeping in our manager's bed before moving back to the beach in October.

We recently received a call that Dylan was limping and upon consultation found a fish hook through his toe! The hook was removed and a probable melanoma was removed at the same time. Dylan made a full recovery and had his stitches removed a few weeks later 🐾

Sleepy-eeps for in-patient Maya & foster dog Cece 🐾
06/12/2024

Sleepy-eeps for in-patient Maya & foster dog Cece 🐾

Sam Lee ✨ We are sad to share the death of sweet boy Sam Lee. Thank you to his dad, who was aware of a change in behavio...
06/12/2024

Sam Lee ✨ We are sad to share the death of sweet boy Sam Lee. Thank you to his dad, who was aware of a change in behaviour, for bringing him in. Unfortunately we were not able to change the course of his illness and he died of natural causes during his in-patient stay. We had known Sam Lee since he turned up at a resort as a stray kitten (previously Tio), he had many community owners over the years and a pack of cats to teach him all about the world. He was loved and very well cared for and we miss him very much, this is our favourite photo to remember him by 🐾

This low season we donated a large box of medical supplies to Wildlife Friends Foundation Thailand - WFFT! We collect & ...
05/12/2024

This low season we donated a large box of medical supplies to Wildlife Friends Foundation Thailand - WFFT! We collect & forward donated supplies that aren’t in our spectrum of care, the appropriate size, or in abundance beyond what can be used before deterioration. We make 1-2 donations a year to our friends at PhaNgan Animal Care (PACS) & WFFT 🎁

We are grateful to be able to order our necessary supplies from a Thai veterinary supplier, funded by your donations. We are grateful to accept donations for supplies outside of our budget, with high frequency, or opportunistically available. Thank you to the veterinarians and clinics who have donated to us in 2024. Contact us about donations or to join as a monthly donor 🐾

Rua ✨ Rua required out-patient treatment for a recurrent respiratory infection. When she is particularly symptomatic her...
04/12/2024

Rua ✨ Rua required out-patient treatment for a recurrent respiratory infection. When she is particularly symptomatic her mom can be quite worried which is perfectly normal! At that point, we are here to take Rua as an in-patient where we can more thoroughly monitor her symptoms. Rua stayed for 3-4 days and made friends with other patients (and stole their food). As always, free care for strays and local rescues 🐾

We sponsored Mario to the mainland for castration. He came from a mainland breeder along with 2 females for the purposes...
04/12/2024

We sponsored Mario to the mainland for castration. He came from a mainland breeder along with 2 females for the purposes of breeding for business. He fathered 5+ litters with the females being constantly pregnant/postpartum for multiple years.

Sterilization prevents unwanted dogs and cats and is the most important action we provide access to. The owners no longer wanted more litters. We will extend free sterilization to these adult pets, for business, only when required to best protect our local population and reduce suffering. KMAC paid for the procedure and accompanied Mario to the mainland for his appointment 🐾

We have a few small islands a stone’s throw from Koh Mak’s shores. Some of them have local residents with pets! We are t...
03/12/2024

We have a few small islands a stone’s throw from Koh Mak’s shores. Some of them have local residents with pets! We are their only immediate access to emergent care. This kitty needed extra support to make a full recovery, he was upgraded from hospital in-patient to couch potato for a 4 day stay until his family could pick him up. We can’t say for sure whether Netflix was the secret medicine, but we are glad he is feeling better. As a locally owned, adopted cat his care was free thanks to your donations 🐾

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