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Join Rescue P.A.W.S. as we create a brighter future for the stray dog population of Thailand through education, sterilization, adoption and community outreach.

Our Achievements

While our work is never finished, to date, Rescue P.A.W.S. has made a major impact on the stray animal population. With over 10,000 sterilizations and almost 40,000 vaccinations under our collar, we’ve reduced the stray population and enabled thousands of street animals to live safer, healthier lives.

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Vaccinations & Parasite Treatments
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Wound Treatments
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Blood Parasite Treatment
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Adoptions

The Problem

Rescue P.A.W.S was first established in 2013 in Hua Hin, Thailand, to feed the growing number of stray animals in the area. It quickly became clear that feeding alone was actually exacerbating the problem and that a major effort was needed to halt overpopulation and ease the suffering of stray dogs and cats.

The Solution

Rescue P.A.W.S. believes that the solution to overpopulation and stray animal suffering requires a multi-pronged approach involving sterilization, medical care, and adoptions to stop overpopulation and provide quality of life, and community education to provide long-term, sustainable change.

Our Impact

Rescue P.A.W.S. believes that the solution to overpopulation and stray animal suffering requires a multi-pronged approach involving sterilization, medical care, and adoptions to stop overpopulation and provide quality of life, and community education to provide long-term, sustainable change.

Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much

SPONSOR

Zeus2
Zeus
Zeus was brought into Rescue PAWS in June 2023 at just a few weeks old. He loves to play, run and get into everything. He’s just a friendly and loveable little guy who sadly hasn’t been chosen for adoption yet. We hope to find him...
Xena (3)
Xena
Xena was brought into Rescue P.A.W.S. with her 9 puppies shortly after giving birth. She had been taken in by some tourists who cared for her during their stay but sadly they had to return home and were unable to take Xena with them. She...
Willow (2)
Willow
Willow arrived at Rescue P.A.W.S. when she was just 3 days old. She was brought in with her mum and 8 siblings a few days after they were born. They had been staying with a couple of tourists, but when they were due to return...
Wee Jimmy
'Wee' Jimmy
‘Wee’ Jimmy is a lifelong resident here at Rescue P.A.W.S. He was found at a beach club not too far from Rescue P.A.W.S. Away from his mother far too young, Jimmy was struggling to survive. When he first arrived at Rescue P.A.W.S he was so...
Tina
Tina
DOB: March 2020
Female
Animal Type: dog
About: I arrived at Rescue P.A.W.S. in February 2021 when I was spotted on the side of the road. At the time I suffering from a...
Penelope (2)
Penelope
DOB: February 2021
Female
Animal Type: dog
About: I’m a pint-sized princess who loves people and getting all the cuddles. I love to be the centre of attention all the time. I currently...
Gina
Gina
DOB: August 2022
Female
Animal Type: dog
About: I arrived at Rescue P.A.W.S. after a car accident left me with a broken leg. After my recovery I was ready to get out there...
Xena
Xena
DOB: January 2021
Female
Animal Type: dog
About: I was brought into Rescue P.A.W.S. with my 9 puppies shortly after giving birth. Before I arrived I had been living with a couple who...

Help Us Create Sustainable Change.

Sustainable change is not just about sterilizing as many animals as we can. Educating local communities about animal welfare and the importance of sterilization is just as critical to fundamentally change the attitudes and behavior that affects stray lives. This is the root of the problem and our unique approach to solving it, which is made possible with your support.