As we arrived so did a large truck packed full or students from Chiang Mai University (CMU). They piled out of the truck, with brushes, poop-scoops, soap, even their own media team (yes, I was also pushed out of work) in hand. By the end of the afternoon, the shelter was so clean you could see it glowing from space via Google Earth.
Presentation of the Care for Dogs Foundation at the Ratchamankala University on 27 August 2009 by Maggi Albiez: I was asked by a friend of mine, Khun Sitang Jenwinitthai, Assistant professor and dean of the Communication Design Department, to give a presentation for her students. I was to choose between three topics: presenting my country, [...]
Many groups contact Care for Dogs with the intention of helping dogs in some way or other, but few act on them. The young people from Global Pact came through and did just that. While other groups in their organization focused their energies on other social issues, this group of 3 Thai and 3 American [...]
Last weekend at the shelter 10 teenagers came to visit, carrying huge bags of dog food, rice, and chicken. They were students at Prince Royal’s College and took it upon themselves to contact Care for Dogs to set up a time to visit and feed the dogs. During their visit they got to know many of [...]
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