We now have a team of dog walkers providing regular services in Chiang Mai for any client needing their dog walked.

It’s a simple arrangement. People pay Care for Dogs 200 baht per walk, the foundation pays the walker for the work of walking the dogs 150 baht per walk and charity gets 50 baht.

If you or anyone you know would like to make use of our services, get in touch and let us help take the strain out of keeping your dogs healthy & happy.

Email us at dogwalks@carefordogs.org or call 0857125422 for details of how we can help you.

If you can’t help but say YES to ‘NO’…Contact the shelter English (08 47 52 52 55) or Thai language (08 69 13 87 01) asap to make an appointment to meet him,  or email: contact@carefordogs.org



We took the chance bringing back a healed dog to his owner in Sansai.

When we went back to the temple we moved all the animals into the car and drove to Dr. Pans clinic in Sansai. Three young monks joined me on this trip. On our way back home we had a lunch break in the city so everybody had a little time for a rest. At 17.00 pm the driver and me went to pick up the animals after surgery. In between the monks had cleaned a room where the animals could stay for the first night while recovering. In the end the driver brought the boxes back to the shelter.

There were no complications and all dogs and the cat are fine. Now twice a day they get after-treatment by me and the monks.

It was a very well and satisfying activity:))

Just follow our day with a look at these pictures:

Her name is Lulu.

She is a black poodle mix & a very sweet, affectionate girl. She has a lot of energy so needs a small garden to run & play and someone who can dedicate time for her. She’s better suited as an only dog or with a male and she’s very good with cats. Lulu is approx. 2yrs old, fully vaccinated, healthy and already spayed.
For more pictures of Lulu take a look here…

Due to a previous life of neglect (see post Soi 4 Poodles…) Lulu is anxious and insecure .

This problem can be solved with patience, a clear routine in her life and focusing on the present and future instead of on her past. She’s currently staying temporarily at Lucky Dogs and loves clicker training and doing activities such as obedience training, fetch, agility etc. If you are interested or know someone who can give her a definite home, please, call me on 087 034 4067 or email me teresa@carefordogs.org .

I also need funding for her… if anyone is interested in sponsoring her or making a donation to me would be a great help.

Although a little shy she is incredibly sweet and affectionate.

A small to medium sized dog, 3-4 years old, healthy and sterilised, she is the perfect addition to any home with or without children but preferably not very dominant dogs…take the time to seek her out and she’ll reward you in spades!

Interested in meeting this little wall flower? Contact the shelter English (08 47 52 52 55) or Thai language (08 69 13 87 01) or email: contact@carefordogs.org asap to make an appointment. ]]> http://www.carefordogs.org/dog-of-the-week-marvellous-macha/feed/ 0 http://www.carefordogs.org/care-for-dogs-and-rabbits-too/ http://www.carefordogs.org/care-for-dogs-and-rabbits-too/#comments Sun, 11 Jul 2010 08:25:37 +0000 Maggi http://www.carefordogs.org/?p=9479 An old man asked me at the Tha Mai II temple, where I have been taking care of the dogs for eight months, if I could have a look at the dogs at the Don Chai Phadaed temple.

So, a couple of weeks later, I went to the new temple and, apart from the dogs and the cats, there were also two rabbits. They were being kept in a very small cage.

I saw some ‘ceremony’ houses and I asked the highest monk if we could use one of these to make a new home for the rabbits.

He immediately said yes and the young monks were excited about this idea. One day later we began to work on the new house and it came out very well.

Now the rabbits can stretch out and run around. This action didn’t cost even one Baht, just three hours of work.

Gill shipped them from the market of hard life (Warorot) to the market of good hearts (Yours!?) and
now hopes there is enough love as currency around to find them a new home.

And this is what she wrote:

Here are two pretty girls Rose and Callie who would love a new home together.

They are from different litters but both rescued from Warorot Market where they were facing a pretty tough life on the street..

Can you give them love and and forever home?

They are very friendly and love to cuddle and play. They are Litter trained and have had their first vaccination.

For more info please contact Gill at gillysav@gmail.com or phone 0871 89 1623.

Sometimes the new street dog face around, might be a desperately missed dog like Snowball, so please take a second look at the “lost dog” ads you come across.

Here the add from Snowball’s owner:

ประกาศ มีรางวัล 2’500 บาท

REWARD 2’500 Baht!

Snowball has disappeared from the area near “Zoe in Yellow” and “Irish Pub” near Ratwithi Road (inside the moat) since approx. June 23, 2010

สุนัขชือน้องสโนวบอล ได้หายไปจาก บริเวณร้านโซอี้ อิน เยลโล และ ไอริช ผับ ใกล้กับถนนราชวิถี เมื่อวันที่ 23 มิถุนายน 2553 ที่ผ่านมา

• Male / Medium size ขนาดกลาง เพศผู้
• Colour: White สีขาว ขนยาวปานกลาง

Any hints that will end in finding Snow Ball will be rewarded with 2’500 Baht. Snowball is much loved and missed + we hope we will find him soon. Please call 08 691 38 701 or 08 47 52 52 55 if you know of any information about him. Thank you.

ผู้ใดพบน้องสโนวบอล เรามีรางวัลให้จำนวน 2’500 บาทค่ะ เราคิดถึงน้องมากและเราหวังว่าหากท่านที่ใจดีพบน้องสโนวบอลหรือทราบ
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08 691 38 701 ขอบคุณค่ะ

Hi, I’m Sunshine. I know I may not look like the handsomest dog in the shelter but I certainly feel like it! I think my snaggle tooth gives me character and makes me look distinguished – but what’s important is what you think? I am small but they tell me size doesn’t matter a jot – though I hate to use such a word, they tell me I’m cute. They’re probably right too! I’ve been sterilised, given all those blasted shots and am now ready to be taken to the right home for some cuddling, grooming and fussing. Is that too much to ask?

We at Care for Dogs don’t think so. ADD A LITTLE SUNSHINE TO YOUR LIFE! Contact the shelter English (08 47 52 52 55) or Thai language (08 69 13 87 01) to make an appointment to meet him. ]]> http://www.carefordogs.org/dog-of-the-week-add-a-little-sunshine-to-your-life/feed/ 0