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DEAR ANIMAL FRIENDS

At the moment (November 2011) we have about 350 dogs and 130 cats in our shelter. More than 50 dogs and many, many cats are looking for godparents. We also have many resident Temple Dogs that are looking for a sponsor. The Temple Project has saved hundreds of lives already and has proven very successful. The costs for food, vaccinations and medical treatments have become so high that we need your desperate support to keep this project alive (more info about our Temple Project under Info & News, Temple project).

If you wish to sponsor a dog or a cat, please look at the photos below and, if there is no sponsor's name at the end of the text about the dog or cat, then dog or cat is available for sponsorship. Get it touch with us via E-mail and let us know the dog or cat you'd like to sponsor.

UNFORTUNATELY I DON'T HAVE MUCH TIME TO WORK ON THE WEBSITE AT THE MOMENT AND HAVEN'T MANAGED YET TO WRITE THE STORIES FOR THE DOGS AND CATS WHO STILL LOOK FOR A SPONSOR. Please be patient! We've got  new staff and it's been my priority to teach them what there is to do (check out our Newsletter April and August 2011 under Infos and News).

On our  RAINBOW-Page you can find all our dogs and cats that have passed away.

DEAR ANIMAL FRIENDS

It would be nice if you would sponsor a cat. We have many cat in our website.

 

SPONSORING A DOG OR A CAT
ONLY COSTS 15 EURO A MONTH

We have accounts in the following countries: Australia, Austria, Belgium, Finland, Germany, Italy, New Zealand, Switzerland, Sweden, The Netherlands , UK and USA.

For details click   <<<HERE>>>

IF YOU WANT TO DONATE BY CREDIT CARD, YOU CAN DO IT WITH PAYPAL:

 

 

 

If you want to see only pictures of dogs in the shelters please click

HERE 

  

 

 

 

 

 

ANITA (female)

Unfortunately I don't remember much about my young life before being abandoned at the DRCS.  All I know is that I came together with my sister Michelle and luckily the staff here took me in and cared for me.  I was approximately six weeks old and had not been vaccinated so I was quite weak and poorly.  I have now been vaccinated and I am on the road to recovery.  I spend most of my time playing with the other "teenagers" or sleeping!

 

Would you like to sponsor me?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SEVEN (male)

I realized, that nobody belived in my full recovery, when i came to DRCS as a little kitten.
At Brigittes House i got the best therapy and the volounteers patiently cleand up after me.
Today the worst is over and i am happy that i can stay in this house.
I am even calles "the little wonder"

 

Would you like to sponsor me?

 

 

 

 

 

ALIDA (female)

I was brought to the DRCS because of my bad mange problems. Thankfully the treatment was very successful and so my fur grew back in with no time. The only problem was that the DRCS-people didn’t understand that I had no intention to go back home. I made it very clear that I wanted to stay at the shelter where I found new friends, enjoy the great food and the people, too. Thankfully the got the message and let me stay. I know that most other dogs here can’t wait to get out of the shelter but not me! I love it here and can’t imagine going back onto the streets.

 

Would you like to sponsor me?

 

 

SALA (female)

A really nice Thai family picked me up from the road after an accident and brought me to the DRCS where I got great help and everything I needed. Since I'm already quite an old dog and it looks like I will need mange and other treatment for several months, I will probably stay here all my life. Also, I do not really have a place to go back to anyway. The other dogs are actually quite ok and the food is better than in any other place I've been. So, I guess all in all I'm a pretty lucky dog.

 

Would you like to sponsor me?

 

 

 

 

MENTOS (male)

Not long after the NewYears night, two nice tourists found me –totally scared and shaking under a car. They tried really hard to find my owners, asked around for hours but without success. Finally they took me to the DRCS where I now live at Brigitte and Werners home, together with many other little dogs and even more cats. I like it here but will never give up hope that one day my owner comes walking through the door….


 

Would you like to sponsor me?

 

Masha (male)

Saabi and I came to the DRCS just a few weeks apart and have build up a real friendship in the time here. We both had to be locked up in a cage for quite some time until we were fully vaccinated and it was save for us run around freely in the house. If we ever find a home, I truly hope that someone will adopt Saabi and me together.

Patricia from Germany is now looking after me. Thank you very much!

 

 

 

 

DAM (female), Temple: Wat Nah Pra Lang

We started the Temple Project in 2007 and it has proven to be a big success. Hundreds of dogs and cats in the temples around Samui have been treated without being removed from their familiar environment.

No-one really could have predicted just how big this project would become, or how expensive, we currently deliver over 1000kgs of dry food a month, not to mention the costs of the medicines and vaccines we require to ensure everyone stays healthy. We (DRCS) are already suffering financially just to cover the everyday costs of running the shelter, so the additional money needed for the temple project is giving us cause for concern.

 You can help us keep this important project alive by sponsoring one of our many resident temple dogs. With your help, we can help, by keeping them healthy, happy and safe. With your help they won’t have to rummage the garbage for food or fear for their lives on the street, they can live within the safety of the temples and be checked and well provided for by our dedicated project team every week.

Norma from Scotland is now looking after me. Thank you very much!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

BONO (male)

My cat-friends Bonita and Sasha and I were living together with many other cats at a lovely beach resort. It was a place where we met plenty of tourists and getting food was never a problem. We are both still very young and look attractive (so we think) and enjoyed the free life on the beach. One day some of the staff people came and put all of us in a cage. Many of the other cats I have never seen again. My two dear friends Bonita and Sasha and I landed up at the DRCS where it has actually been quite pleasant. The food is great and we are even allowed to sleep in a proper bed. All is good again!

Daniela from Dortmund in Germany is now looking after me. Thank you very much!

 

 

STRUPPI (male)

Me and my brother Lovely were living at a very nice resort right on the sea for many years and had a great life! Like everyone else too, we got older and both reached the point where we are no longer able to run around the beach and make sure that no younger dog steals our place. The body aches and the teeth are falling out and even getting up to look for food has become a huge effort. When the hotel manager changed, people were no longer allowed to feed us so things got really hard. That’s why we gave in and decided to retire at the DRCS.

Katrin from Munich in Germany is now looking after me. Thank you very much!

 

 

 

 

 

MONIA (female)

Me and my 6 Poodle-Friends (that's how we call ourselves anyway) all got abandoned outside the Dog and Cat Rescue Center. Someone put us inside a cage (even covered the cage to protect us from the rain) and left us there giving the DRCS-people no choice but taking us in. We got vaccinated, deWormed, brushed and taken care for. Two of us already got adopted, one run away (always has been the scared one) and we four are still waiting for a new home. Maybe someone from Europe or elsewhere in the world has interest in adopting one of us...what you think?

 

Would you like to sponsor me?

 

 

BRUNO (male)

Me and my 6 Poodle-Friends (that's how we call ourselves anyway) all got abandoned outside the Dog and Cat Rescue Center. Someone put us inside a cage (even covered the cage to protect us from the rain) and left us there giving the DRCS-people no choice but taking us in. We got vaccinated, deWormed, brushed and taken care for. Two of us already got adopted, one run away (always has been the scared one) and we four are still waiting for a new home. Maybe someone from Europe or elsewhere in the world has interest in adopting one of us...what you think?

 

Would you like to sponsor me?

 

 

 

 

SALLY (female)

Me and my 6 Poodle-Friends (that's how we call ourselves anyway) all got abandoned outside the Dog and Cat Rescue Center. Someone put us inside a cage (even covered the cage to protect us from the rain) and left us there giving the DRCS-people no choice but taking us in. We got vaccinated, deWormed, brushed and taken care for. Two of us already got adopted, one run away (always has been the scared one) and we four are still waiting for a new home. Maybe someone from Europe or elsewhere in the world has interest in adopting one of us...what you think?

 

Would you like to sponsor me?

 

 

 

MOLLY (female)

Me and my 6 Poodle-Friends (that's how we call ourselves anyway) all got abandoned outside the Dog and Cat Rescue Center. Someone put us inside a cage (even covered the cage to protect us from the rain) and left us there giving the DRCS-people no choice but taking us in. We got vaccinated, deWormed, brushed and taken care for. Two of us already got adopted, one run away (always has been the scared one) and we four are still waiting for a new home. Maybe someone from Europe or elsewhere in the world has interest in adopting one of us...what you think?

 

Would you like to sponsor me?

 

 

 

 

 

 

PAPILLON (male)

After a pretty intense and exciting life out there, my time to chill and take things a little slower has finally come. I never thought I would retire in a shelter but things here at the DRCS are actually quite cool for a 3-legged and blind dog like myself. I’m allowed to stay in the open kitchen are at the shelter where I have already learned where most steps, walls, corners etc are. Most other dogs are very nice here and the food is absolutely delicious. Perfect place to get older!

 


 

Would you like to sponsor me?

 

 

 

ROGER SONG (male)

I came to Dog Rescue after being hit by a car. It was pretty serious, I couldn’t walk and I couldn’t see. I was put in a nice room and was on an I.V. drip for what seemed like a very long time. I wasn’t grateful at the time and wouldn’t let them touch me but they didn’t give up. I got physiotherapy for my legs and today I can walk again! I almost lost the sight in one eye but recovered quite well. Now things are good and I’m pretty happy at the shelter.

Anita from Zirl in Austria is now looking after me. Thank you very much!

 

 

 

LEXY (female)

Me and my brother Pauli were abandoned from our owner. I think he had a lot of problems himself and could not take care of us anymore. Unfortunately the people around the area where we used to live don't like any stray dogs and that's why we landed up at the DRCS. It was really hard at first... Now things are a lot better and we have settled in fine. The other dogs are really nice and quite funny to watch sometimes.

 

Would you like to sponsor me?

 

 

 

 

 

 

SANYA (female)

I´ve been in the animal shelter for a few month and started to settle down.
After i whave been brought here, i moved in the house beside Brigtitte und Werner and
i was even allowed to sleep in the same bad as the nice Volunteer.
When i got better and i was strong enough for the big animal shelter, i had to leave my sweet home.
Despite everyting i am healthy, exapt the mange.


 

Patricia from Tirol in Austria is now looking after me. Thank you very much!

 

 

 

 

 

 

CRUSH (male)

Unfortunately, nobody knows how i got to DRCS. I was found hurt in front of the animal shelter door.
I had to undergo an emergency surgery. I cant remember any violence but rather the nice DRCS-Persons who helped me.
 

Gabi from Ternitz in Austria is now looking after me. Thank you very much!

 

 

 

 

 

SCOOBY SONG (male)

Linda and Jay, two long-term volunteers from the DRCS, found me outside the shelter gate one early morning when they arrived for work. I was being chained up on the main gate and was waiting for help. My owner just abandoned me when I got sick and started loosing weight. In with a short period of time I turned into a starving looking dog and just didn’t feel like eating anymore. Thankfully the two volunteers decided to take me to their home, where I stayed for several weeks and got intense treatment and the chance to totally recover. After that I got my vaccinations and was then taken to the shelter for castration. I quite like it here and I’m thankful that the DRCS-people let me run around freely. I actually live in the open kitchen area but decided to go outside the gate every so often to see my playmates. Of course I always come back in when it’s time for dinner, who would want to miss that!

Tanja from Mainz in Germany is now looking after me. Thank you very much!

 

 

 

 

 

LORA (female)

Some lovely tourist from Denmark picked me up and brought me to the DRCS. I first thought he was going to be my new owner and got really excited. Once I saw all those other dogs at the shelter, I wasn't so happy anymore. Meanwhile I settled in very well, received all the necessary treatment and getting stronger every day. I have a lovely Richback and hope that soon someone will give me a home.

Would you like to sponsor me?

 

 

 

TIFFANY (female)

I am so happy with my look now! I guess when you check out the picture of when I first arrived you understand what I'm saying. I don't like to think back and always pretend now not to know what was going on before I came to the DRCS. I am here now and even sleep in Brigitte and Werners bed. Even though I have only one eye left, I'm probably one of the happiest little dogs alive.

Would you like to sponsor me?

 

 

 

 

FEIDJI (male)

The lovely Marney found me on the beach, I was skinny, hungry and had all kind of health problems which needed to be treated. Thankfully Marney brought me to the DRCS where I have already found many friends. Instead of going back to where I come from, the DRCS-people are trying to find a home for me in Germany. Let's hope I'll be lucky!

Would you like to sponsor me?

 

 

 

SAHARA (female)

I was still so tiny that I can hardly remember what I have been doing before my life in  the animal shelter. I can not even remember my mom. Here, in the home of Brigitte and Werner I was nursed, got a bottle of milk every day, and rolled around with the other small cats. Unfortunately I still have not found an own home, but keep on believing that I will be adopted one day. 

 

Josee from Icking in Germany is now looking after me. Thank you very much!

 

 

 

 

 

MONET (female)

I used to live in Chaweng, the busiest tourist place on the island. When I then got puppies and they all started walking behind me on the roads, I was brought to the DRCS. Unfortunately my babies didn’t survive and I got quite sick at the centre since I never had any vaccination before. Thankfully the team gave their best to get me back on track and I was allowed to stay in the puppy house where I recovered fast and well. When the DRCS brought me back to my old home, I was poisoned just a few days later. Thankfully I survived but they made it clear, that I was no longer welcomed there. That’s why I now stay at the DRCS-shelter and even though they tried to put me in another compound (with bigger dogs), I decided to climb my way back to the puppy house….and that’s where I will stay.

 

Marion from Hanau in Germany is now looking after me. Thank you very much!

 

 

 

CALISTO (male)

I was very thankful when one of the DRCS helpers took me with him to the shelter one morning. The constant abuse from my owner finally had come to an end and I got the chance of a new life. I'm still very young but have gone through a lot already. All I wish for is a good home without people who get plesure in hurting animals. I'm happy to be here at the shelter and with a bit of luck, I will find my own family one day.

 

Sue and Luke from England are now looking after me. Thank you very much!

 

 

 

 

 

MIO (male)

Isn't it crazy that people would first buy me in a pet shop and a few months later abandon me? I am still very sad, that I lost the family I thought loved me and would care for me. Now I live at the DRCS and hope that one day a new family will come along and give me a home.

Would you like to sponsor me?

 

 

 

 

 

SAABI (female)

Masha and I came to the DRCS just a few weeks apart and have build up a real friendship in the time here. We both had to be locked up in a cage for quite some time until we were fully vaccinated and it was save for us run around freely in the house. If we ever find a home, I truly hope that someone will adopt Masha and me together.

Michaela and Alex from Munich in Germany are now looking after me. Thank you very much!

 

 

 

 

 

 

BONITA (female)

My cat-friends Bono and Sasha and I were living together with many other cats at a lovely beach resort. It was a place where we met plenty of tourists and getting food was never a problem. We are both still very young and look attractive (so we think) and enjoyed the free life on the beach. One day some of the staff people came and put all of us in a cage. Many of the other cats I have never seen again. My two dear friends Bono and Sasha and I landed up at the DRCS where it has actually been quite pleasant. The food is great and we are even allowed to sleep in a proper bed. All is good again!

Rachel from Australia is now looking after me. Thank you very much!

 

 

 

 

GOONY (female)

I was picked up on the road about 2 years ago. I was in bad condition and had a huge wound on the side of my head, full of maggots. I was taken to the DRCS and they made me better in with no time. I was also very skinny so especially the DRCS-Volunteers fattened me up before I was then castrated. I had actually expected to be brought back home after the operation, but that never happened. Apparently I was no longer welcomed at the place I came from.

 

Sabrina and Enrico from Berlin in Germany are now looking after me. Thank you very much!

 

 

FINJA (female)

I've been at the rescue for only a few months now and still hope that one day someone will come and decide to give me a new home. I don't really like it here much, too many cats in the house and too much traffic around the food bowls. I've always preferred to be alone.. but will give my best to settle in here.

Monika from Austria is now looking after me. Thank you very much!

 

 

 

 

ARIEL (female)

I lived in a small village in the south of the island. I didn't have any particular owner but enjoyed the donations of food from the stall owners in the market. However, the local butcher took exception to the theft of some meat off his stall. He chased me around the market for what seemed likes hours. I thought it was a great game at first but when he grabbed a knife I wasn't as impressed. I am not sure what happened then. Anyway, I know live at the DRCS-shelter. The workers and volunteers are nice here and don't chase me around the compound when I steal food from them.

Vera from Switzerland is now looking after me. Thank you very much!

 

 

LOVELY (male)

Me and my brother Struppi were living at a very nice resort right on the sea for many years and had a great life! Like everyone else too, we got older and both reached the point where we are no longer able to run around the beach and make sure that no younger dog steals our place. The body aches and the teeth are falling out and even getting up to look for food has become a huge effort. When the hotel manager changed, people were no longer allowed to feed us so things got really hard. That’s why we gave in and decided to retire at the DRCS.

Would you like to sponsor me?

 

 

MOSES (male)

I can still remember my first day at the DRCS, it was just scary! So many cats in one place, some cats were penned in cages and then all the dogs just outside the door - it was awful. I just closed my eyes and thought of something beautiful ( .. chasing a mouse ...hmmm). The fear, however, then declined quite quickly and I understand that the people here only want to help. Now I have settled quite well and I get on with other cats alright.

 

Christopf from Brittnau in Switzerland is now looking after me. Thank you very much!

 

 

 

HURLY (female)

I live at the DRCS for a few month and I was put into a small shelter with dogs who are scared like Babs

Bärbel and Günter care for me here. I rised and my fur is very tight now, but I am still very scared when I see people or even other animals and I always back down, just the welcoming howling is one thing what I do too.

Maybe one day I will take a part at the cuddle time.

 

Heather from England is now looking after me. Thank you very much!

 

WUSCHEL (male)

Unfortunately I was not always so good-looking and cuddly teddy bear-like fuzzy dog. When I was dropped at the DRCS, I was totally stinking, matted, and had the mange, so my back was full of several hairless spots. Fortunately I was helped quickly and lovely volunteers at first washed and brushed properly, then I looked quite differently. I've heard that people try to find a home for me in Europe. That would be exciting, if it finally worked out!

 

Josee from Icking in Germany is now looking after me. Thank you very much!

 

 

 

 

 

 

LILO (male)

I am a beautiful dog and I am often compared to a Labrador. I am not that familiar with the various breeds because here in Thailand we have just a few Pedygree dogs. However, as I get so many compliments, I guess that Labradors are generally very pretty dogs. Unfortunately my my appearance has not yet helped to found a family.

 

Would you like to sponsor me?

 

 

 

NELKE (female)

People were doing one of their rounds where the register-cards and the dogs get compared and checked (we all get vaccinated and dewormed) they could tell straight away that I was a newcomer (without card). Due to my mange and age, I was quickly treated and registered. I love it here and have settled in very well. Who cares about my past!  

 

Would you like to sponsor me?

 

 

MÄÄ (female)

I am a really very special case. Brigitte and Werner have decided not to put me up for adoption - even though many people came to the DRCS who had wanted to take me home. That's fine for me! Because I think that it is nowhere as beautiful as here. I am the substitute mom for all small cats in the house, hardly an hour passes where I do not have any small hanging on my nipples. There is no milk, buth the cats does not seem to mind.

 

Patricia und Akasha from Zürich in Switzerland is now looking after me. Thank you very much!

EM (male)

Not long ago I was the darling of all the people in my neighborhood. The children played with me every day and people cuddled myself regularly. After the sudden flood last spring, the house of my owners was destroyed and they had to move north. For me there was not a space, and so I ended up at the animal shelter.

 

Josee from Icking in Germany is now looking after me. Thank you very much!

 

 

 

 

 

 

MAUSI SONG (female)

I was dumped in the jungle and couldn't believe my luck when I was finally found by a lovely lady with a huge animal heart. She knew straight away that I was in need of help, I must have looked terrible and I was in tremendous pain. Since I hadn't eaten in days, once arrived at the DRCS, I was all over any sort of food I got (or found). I now live with Brigitte and Werner and have become the favourite of every visitor.

Susanne and Marco from Wels in Austria are now looking after me. Thank you very much!

 

 

 

BONZO (male)

Bettina from Berg in Germany is now looking after me. Thank you very much!

I was dropped off at the door of the Dog Rescue Center with two broken legs. My owner didn't want me anymore. However before at least he brought me to the vet and let him bandage my legs. At the vet Brigitte heard that my owner doesn't want me anymore. But this wasn't that bad, because  right from the start I got lots of food and it was best quality. At the house of Brigitte's and Werner's a was great by just tons of cats. But then they ignored me. But this was ok. But what about all the dogs! Most of them were about my size, all of them were hairy rats who eyed me very negatively. But of course I was very forceful with them, even with my bandaged legs. In the meantime I have become the love of Brigitte. And nobody speaks about a new home for me anymore. I am even allowed to go to the beach with Bibi, Brigitte's personal dog, and after some fighting I am even allowed to sleep in her bed. So far only Bibi was allowed to do so, the stupid Poodle. Bibi doesn't like to play with me, she only wants to play with the ball. Now I chase the ball too, or simply run after Bibi. When we go the beach, I am always the stupid one, because I have to swim and Bibi just stands on the board and barks. I have put on so much weight lately that the surfboard Bibi has doesn't carry me anymore. But my lady loves me! I love to eat coconut sweets. My lady too and because I know just how to beg, we usually share. But why do I get so heavy from them, some people tell me I am fat! But I think that I am very handsome. Fat and healthy. Thank God it's not possible to put me on a diet, because there are so many baby cats in the house, and they get fed all the time. The bowls here are never empty.

Now they also found out that my previous owner used to tie my mouth with wire. There was a deep bloody ring around my mouth, but now the fur keeps growing back like a miracle - but unfortunately in white. When I am left alone I make a lot of noise. I don't stop barking and I cry very loudly. For hours, if needed. For sure the neighbors didn't like that very much and that was probably the reason I was dumped. But now I am sure that nothing better could have happened to me.¨

Antonio from Weinheim in Germany wants to take care of me in the future. Many thanks!

Here some very nice videos of Bonzo:

Bonzo and Love - Part 1

Bonzo and Love - Part 2

 Bonzo and the fiesta of love - Part 3

Bonzo - Part 4
 

 

BRANCO (male)

 

A big thank you to Karin and Peter from Switzeralnd for adopting me!
 
My previous owner brought me to Koh Pangan from Germany.  Unfortunately, after a year she left the island and could not take me with her.  I feel very much at home here with Brigitte and Werner and I am even allowed to sleep on their bed during the day!

 

 

 

After 6 weeks

 

NADHUA (MALE)

 

Because of a big fight I came to the DRCS and also because I drawed the short straw.

The maggots almost killed me, when I surrendered and allowed people to catch me. Then everything took very fast. I got an injection and when I woke up again, I found myself in a weird flagged box. But the great thing was that I didn’t have the feeling to be eaten up again. I submitted the every-day wound healing because I thought that the maggots could attack again. That was such a horrible time for me, whereas wound healing is a great pleasure… After endless days or weeks I got into a big compound and there it is quite nice. The bowls are always full, what do I want more?

 

Belinda from Australia is now looking after me. Thank you very much!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ASHLEE (female)

Ashlee from Australia is now looking after me. Thank you very much!

 

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Patrizia and Kurt

 

 

 

BRANCO (male) alias KURT

 

I come from Lamai. I was hanging around the Weekender and because Silvana from Switzerland kept feeding me with chicken wings every day I started looking after her.
I defended her against everybody and everything, but in the hotel they didn't like that. I was brought to the DRCS and was supposed to stay there. But after some time I was bored and I ran away. The mural is not too high and sometimes friendly tourists drop by, who kindly open the door. That was not really a problem for me. After some months, I was brought to the DRCS again, because the protective instinct came through again.  Ok, I admit, I simply don't like Thai people too much.
I was brought to the animal shelter in Bahn Taling Ngam. It was just so easy for me to break out. But in the complex of bungalows, that I chose as my new home, they didn't want me, I was brought to the DRCS again – but this time to Chaweng once more. After a short period of time I was on tour again. This time my way brought me to Chaweng Beach.

In April 2008 I met my new patron Patrizia at the Beach of Chaweng at the Iyara. For us, it was the most beautiful month of that year. She always called me Kurt, probably because I am a real go-getter. I have been living there since November 2007. My other companions from the beach were quite relaxed, so I decided to stay there. But I have to admit that it was not so easy getting food. Ok, the dogs at the beaches have it much easier than the dogs in the countryside, but still, we have to beg with the cutest eyes just to get some food. I shared 3 weeks with Patrizia und then we had to say good bye again. As far as I know, she is my patron now but my biggest wish is to find my own family whom I can show my love – and I promise to defend them forever and ever.  I don´t want to fear for my life anymore – I am now looking for a new home.



 


 

 

Patrizia from Mannheim is now looking after me. Thank you very much!

 

 

 

 

 

PORKI (male)

 

I was brought to the Dog Rescue Center by my owner because I had mange and my skin started to open up in certain parts. I just scratched myself all day long and I smelled miserably, not like a dog anymore. More like cheese, and my owner didn't like this smell at all. Unfortunately my treatment took months and always I heard that next week I would be brought back. One day Dr. Sid spoke with Brigitte. I listened to them undercover. After all, they were talking about me! My old owner didn't want me back. That was ok with me, in the meantime I got used to all the cats and I gained weight. I was feeling ok. My fur started to grow back and everything was fine with me.

Why would I want to leave here? Best thing was, that the cats were fed meat all day long. You would not believe how much I helped myself in the beginning! Now I am round just like a real pug.

        

Tood und Jacqui from Australia are now looking after me. Thank you very much!

 

 

 

 

SEVEN (male)

 

I am SEVEN and have been wondering around the area close to the 7/11 supermarket on the ring road in Chaweng for quite some time now. Everybody knew me but they were all unable to catch me. I have had enough bad experiences with humans so I decided to never get tortured again.
Sue, a very nice English woman, could convince me that there are still a few kind human beings. She's been going to this supermarket for a long time and she always had a little something for me when she came back out.
I used to quickly grab the food and immediately run away again.
I soon figured that she had no intention to harm me. A few days down the line she caught me by surprise when she through a towel over my head, grabbed me and dragged me into her car.
I thought to myself: That was it! Now they are going to kill me. I was terribly scared and could not stop shaking. I was brought to the Dog Rescue Center and had to get friendly with God knows how many cats. Some of them are bigger than I am! All of them were sniffing me.. On top of that the house is full with other dogs and they were everything but happy about my arrival.
But the food here is delicious and the bowels are never empty!
I am sure that I will find a lovely new home once I'm a pretty little dog again. And if not, I can stay here at the Dog Rescue Center.
They think I might be a Shitzhou, so I assume that finding a new home won't be so difficult! Tomorrow they will introduce me to the vet and surely he will give me the right hair restorer. Follow my story in the FORUM, where you can find new pictures of me every week.
,,I will let you know how I am doing here at the shelter.

 

Good news: I found a new home and now live in Germany. While I was living in the shelter, Patrizia from Germany was looking after me. Thank you very much.

 

 

PUMBA (female)

Good news: I found a new home on Samui.

While I was living in the shelter, Sabine and Julia from Germany were looking after me. Thank you very much.

 

 

RICKY (male)

Dina & Alain from Switzerland are now looking after me. Thank you very much!

 

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Brigitte and Michael

ROBI (male)
 

I arrived at Brigittes and Werners as a tiny kitten. I was a single fighter and this I still am, when it's about getting the love of Brigitte and Werner. Tourists found me on the market underneath a table. The owner of the market didn't want to have me, because he already has enough cats of his own. The tourists brought me to the DRCS, which is right across the corner. This is where I was in a single cell for one month. They always talked about germns and bacteria which are all over the house and lots of my colleagues already died from them. I have put up a great fight in my cell because I was so lonely. One day the waiting was over and I was let go to freedom. I have connected immediately with Brigitte and Werner and from what I hear, Brigitte likes me a lot and already said that I don't have to go to the animal pound later.

Of course I don't know what an animal pound is, but for sure it's nothing good, and I like it a lot here. The dishes are always full of food and I even have a bed to sleep in!

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, Brigitte and Michael from Krefeld in Germany were looking after me. Thank you very much.

 

 

 

SUSIE SONG (female)

 

I was cought by Sue, a very animal friendly English lady and Wit, the manager of the dog rescue center, on the street to the airport. Sue was picking up her husband at the airport when she saw me standing on the street. She called Poppies to have her husband picked up, he is the manager there. Poppies is on Chaweng beach, and sponsors the DRCS for many years. She now didn't think of her husband anymore, but of me.... and how to catch me. She spoke very softly to me and when Wit arrived, I very willingly went inside the cage.

I was brought to the animal pound of Bahn Taling Nigam.There is was put in the openair sick-station. This is the big place in front of the clinic. This is where all dogs want to go. But only the worst ones like me are allowed to stay. Since my treatment was going to take months. I could not be put in a single box. I felt great at the pound, because there are always a lot of visitors with goodies. I even get pet every once in a while. Nobody likes naked stinking dogs. But this is all in the past for me. Of course I will not have to back on the street, but I don't know if I can stay at this station with added kitchen forever. But us dogs don't usually care about tomorrow.

Eliane from Mägenwil in Switzerland is now looking after me. Thank you very much!

 

 

 

LENNI (male)

 

The manager of the Pinnacle Grand in Jomptien Falk Wetschat wanted to euthanize us, because Juana gave us some food. Please watch the homepage at “infos and new” and take part on the protest campaign against the German manager Falk Wetschat! He wrote a letter to Juana, that he will euthanize all dogs, which will be fed by the tourists of the Pinnacle Grand.

Thailand is a Buddhist country in which dogs are not euthanized as long as they can eat. No vet would do that. Does he “euthanize” the dogs by himself? What does euthanize“ mean for him?

The protest worked. The manager of the Pinnacle was moved to Koh Samui. Manita, who was the manager before, was moved to Bangkok. Manita always poisoned some dogs, but nobody could verify it. Mr Wetschat changed his mind to the dogs on Koh Samui and is now providing us. I believe him and I think, that animal lovers can have their vacation at the Pinnacle again.

Juana brought me and RUDI from Jomtien (next to Pattaja) to Koh Samui. Meanwhile I found a new home in Holland.

 

 

 

 

CHAWBACCA (female)

Andrea from Munich in Germany is now looking after me. Thank you very much!

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Don (when he first arrived)

 

 

 

DON (male)

I came to the shelter in such a bad condition that no one expected me to survive. I was given infusion after infusion and I lived in a basket in the kitchen. I couldn't move from there because I was so weak. I started to get stronger but I pretended I was still ill because I liked to stay in the house with all the other dogs and cats. Eventually Brigitte clocked me as she caught me running about the garden playing with Fanta and Husky - what sport it was to chase the stupid cats who rule the house. As a result, I was sent to the big shelter for castration and Janine cuddles (her special method of caring for dogs). When my hair grew back, Brigitte didn't recognize me and so we had a special party just to celebrate me and my new hair.

Peter from Brussels in Belgium is now looking after me. Thank you very much!

 

 

 

Dogs and cats who didn't found a sponsor until now you can find only on page 1 of adoption. On the following pages are dogs and cats who found a sponsor already.

If page 1 is too big we will place all dogs and cats who have found a sponsor already on the last page. Right now we are on page 41.

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Last Update: 03.02.2012 16:34:21