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I was brought to the DRCS by a stranger and for a while nobody even noticed that I was there. Every dog that arrives at the shelter gets a Medicine and registration card. I wasn't sick and therefore didn't need any medicine. But I was lucky, You dont need a card in order to get food. I was finally noticed as Brigitte was on one of her inspection tours. The only disadvantage is that I now need to get all my injections. I hate those discussing needles. Oh, and I also got sterilised. Wasn't happy about that either. But  the females here are not prepared to have sex anyway  and after the operation it´s not a big issue for me anymore. As long as the food is right!

Marika from Littoinen in Finaland is now looking after me. Thank you very much!

I was brought by my owner for castration and never picked up again. The address and phone number on the admittance card were wrong and therefore I suspect that my owner just wanted to dump me when he brought me to DRCS. Well, I have waited a long time and since he never came back I got used to live in the shelter. Every time a visitor comes, I dance on my back paws. As I am very good at this, I was given the name Dancer. 

After some time at the shelter I got bored and decided to take my life in my own paws again and ran away. While I was living at the shelter, Catherine from Calgary in Canada was looking after me. Thank you very much.

The helpers of the DRCS searched for dogs to neuter at the temple WAT PHU KHAU DTONG in Maenam. They strolled around there a little while and I approached them slowly. When Brigitte spotted me from far away she walked in my direction, and I knew that this was my chance to find a new owner. She was absolutely delighted by my water blue eyes and took me on her arm. I purred like crazy and the rest was easy. I was brought to the shelter in Ban Taling Ngam and the next day I was given an injection. When I woke up I was at Brigitte's and Werner's house. I spent two days in bed purring and purring… Most or the many other cats were very friendly to me and I settled in immediately in the big pack. The meals are varied and tasty. I will soon have put on weight. Life at the temple was not always easy since the dogs are not willing to share the little food with cats. Meanwhile I have recognized that there are many kittens without mothers in the house that need care. I dedicate myself to this task; my favourites are the very little ones.  

After some time at the DRCS I got bored and decided to take my life in my own paws again and ran away. While I was living at the shelter, Pimchanok from Bangkok in Thailand was looking after me. Thank you very much.

I gave birth to my puppies in a very nice and very expensive hotel. For my lovely kids it was no problem to hide underneath the bungalows while I was going on begging for food. At the beginning there were no problems. But when a few tourists complained about the puppies screaming, the trouble began. Brigitte from DRCS was given the following choice: Either she would pick us up or the people at the hotel would get rid of us. What that means should be clear: The gardener gets the order to get rid of the dogs - what ever way. In most cases the gardener gives delicious food which is filled with poison. If he is lucky, all dogs die before the tourists wake up in the morning. If not, the hotel is in trouble because the tourists don't want to be bothered with such a pitiful sight. Their vacation could be ruined. The tourists often don't know what consequences a complaint like that can have. Almost every time it means death or being brutally chased away by the gardener or a guard. After Brigitte has heard from us, she of course picked us up. 

Bo from Stockholm in Sweden is now looking after me. Thank you very much! 

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