Whenever I read about His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej of Thailand’s compassion towards stray dogs it always warms my heart. I felt compelled today to share this with you and especially his personal and wonderful comments regarding a stray street dog’s special qualities.

Many of you may already know that His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej of [...]

Care for Dogs foundation were very pleased to be able to participate in a recent seminar held in Chonburi, Thailand, bringing together many animal care organisations from across Thailand, to raise discussions on their current activities towards the collective aim of improving animal rights for all animals in Thailand.
The event was held at Cape Racha [...]

For quite a while now, I have wanted to write on this subject but ironically have never got round to doing it for the very reason this condition arises.
Right now, my daily life from Monday to Friday is a constant roller coaster of emotions, faced with chaos which can arise out of the blue with [...]

Last evening was a sad occasion as we met for a farewell dinner and presentation to Kh Grib, who leaves us after only a short time of working with us.
Grib came to Care for Dogs in April this year as the first employed Shelter Coordinator and taking on the role with both hands, it was [...]

Seven months ago Chino came to our house. At the CfD shelter she had half a square meter that she had to protect against one hundred other dogs and she didn’t like people – except for Sarah who was allowed to touch her occasionally. Chino was old and not happy.
When my wife heard the story [...]

Below is a translation of a post on the German language version of Care for Dogs website, announcing that the German Association of Dog Assemblies (Vdh) allowed us to present information regarding Care for Dogs work in Thailand, at an International Pedigree Exhibition.
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Care for Dogs is an animal welfare organisation concentrating its efforts in and [...]

Today, Karin, Soraya & I met up with the volunteer team from Nakorn Payap International School (NIS) at Wat Ban Tho, the temple project they have recently initiated.
We were there to collect a couple of TvT (Transmissible Venereal Tumor cases) and to check in with Elissa Francemone, the teacher who is driving this project. It [...]