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Every year tens of thousands of dogs are inhumanely transported from
Thailand to neighboring countries where they are butchered by cruel
and barbaric methods. We need to STOP the Dog Meat Trade Now!
In 2014 the founder of Pattaya Animal Coalition is running 999 KM cross Thailand visiting dog shelters and activist to raise awareness and funds to end the DOG MEAT TRADE.
Thanks to Soi Dog and WTD many arrests were made in the north-eastern province of Nakhom Phanom Thailand with thousands of dogs rescued from from tiny cages. These dogs, are stacked high in metal cages and being transported to Vietnam for slaughter and consumption. Many hundreds die of suffocation in the cramped cages each year. This is a daily operation and we need it to STOP NOW.
The Thailand Run main have created PAC - Pattaya Animal Coalition and together with Soi Dog and others like WDT Thailand want to raise money to Stop the Dog Meat Trade and help the dogs already in shelters.Pattaya is lacking a proper shelter and PAC hoping with your to help establish a adoption and care center in the Pattaya area similar to the Soi Dog in Bangkok.
35 to 40 tons of food are required each and every month to feed the
hungry dogs at the four shelters in which rescued dogs are housed. The
Cost per shelter (500 dog capacity) is around $40,000 but we
hope to raise more than that with YOUR help. We can do both the
Pattaya Shelter and help the Shelters around Thailand.
DONATE NOW!
This campaign is part of the 999 KM Thailand Charity Run 2014.
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Nong PingKhong is a dog that had a nylon rope tightly tied around her neck for many days. Apparently she's another victim of the cruel practice of dog meat eating. In Northern Thailand it's a common method among the Shan immigrants to use a knotted rope to catch a dog they want to eat. A monk at Wat Kasetmai in Amphur San Sai said that two temple dogs disappeared and one came back with a nylon rope tightly tied around her neck. It's clear that someone tried to catch her, but she bit the rope and ran back to the temple. She's lucky but her other friend wasn't. Prior to that incident some Shan men came to the temple as asked the monks to take some dogs home on the pretext of wanting to give them home. Fortunately the monks didn't believe their story.
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We can help you with that and you can help dogs rescued from the dog meat trade in the process.
Soi Dog are currently in the process of building salas at the Buriram shelter, which houses dogs rescued from the dog meat trade.
As you can see from the photo, the dogs who have already received their new salas just love them. They provide shade and a cool spot to rest out of the rain and sun. They allow the perfect vantage point for the dogs to see what is happening around the shelter and a place to hide when they are feeling shy.
How can you help?
Each sala costs around 15,000 baht to construct (approximately 480 USD or 350 Euros). We are giving our supporters the opportunity to fund one of these salas and in return we will put a plaque on the sala with your name, the name of a friend or loved one, or a message in memory of a loved pet. Sponsoring a sala can be a great gift!
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