Our first community workshop was designed to meet with the local people in our village, Baan Wiang Dong, educate them about basic medical care of dogs and how they could prevent common diseases.
It turned out to be a small gathering of about eight or nine…..cat owners. No problem - we love cats too.
A local [...]

Although this story isn’t part of Care For Dogs’ history, I still thought it was important to place here as a tender kiss from dogs to all pet owners who have lost loved ones.
I was called to examine a ten-year-old Irish Wolfhound named Belker. I was his veterinarian. His owners, Ron, his wife Lisa, and their [...]

Personally, I set out with Professor Paws with the intention of getting children to know and love dogs, and consequently treat them with compassion and kindness. Children’s minds are open and receptive of ideas. Our kindergarten class was most receptive to our lessons and welcomed any activity that had to do with these [...]

Today Care for Dogs were delighted to welcome children & teachers from Anubahn School in a “Field Trip” outing as part of their inclusion in the Professor Paws program.

Volunteers prepared themselves with 4 stations of interest for the 4 groups of children in and around the shelter, meeting and greeting dogs, handling puppies and grooming [...]

Chiang Mai mail article from 22 April 2008, introduces the Professor Paws program run by Care for Dogs in association with LuckyDogs.
This particular story covers the visit of American Pacific International School (Kindergarten) to the shelter and outlines some of the objectives of the program. You can read more about Professor Paws here …

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