Foster home for strays
Donation protected
Whats missing?
We urgently require a permanent foster home and clinic for sick and vulnerable animals. Dogs, who are unable to fend for themselves on the streets as they’re used to having a home, are being dumped regularly. Strays are hit by cars, get injured and require surgery and care for durations of time. This is why we need a foster home! We need a base and somewhere to keep animals safe when needed. We can then welcome more visitors and volunteers aswell partnering with other dog and cat rescue organisations and doctors so together we can make a huge difference, quickly!
What do we do?
Targeting some of the most unreachable and local areas, as well as busy roads, we travel in our van to TNR (trap neuter return) stray dogs and cats, provide medical care and daily feeding routes. Setting up in local areas and traveling to the clinics, we spay and medicate animals in need of our help.
We support locals caring for animals they are unable to afford medical care for as we understand their love for them. We’re grateful for the care given to their companions, usually who came in off the streets. We feel it’s best to work at the route of the cause and spay locals pets to prevent more unwanted births and stray animals.
Achieving more
As we build awareness and seek support and donations, we’ve spent months spaying over many female cats and dogs in the area of Mae Phim, Rayong and we are eager to do more.
The problem
Thailand is known for its increasing numbers of stray dogs and cats. Every day more are dumped on the streets after falling sick or just not being wanted anymore. It’s a sad and heartbreaking experience for these animals and they’re left in pain, often struggling to stay alive.
As we explore more far reached areas we are finding many more sick, struggling dogs and cats but we really need more to help them.
Where it all started
After living and working in Thailand for over 5 years, while volunteering, rescuing, donating and educating for the welfare of street dogs and cats, I came to realize what is missing.
With minimimal dog and cat shelters and organizations, working to reduce the ever growing dog population, it is almost impossible to see an end to Thailands issue. As I spend many days per week volunteering at a local dog shelter dogs just keep arriving, puppies are being born everyday and the organisation is not able, due to manpower and finance, to spay/neuter enough dogs to even stop the repopulation in 1 small town, let alone make a difference throughout Thailand. This is where I realized I can help make a big difference.
The start
2018 came the year to begin VetVan, a ongoing spay/neutering campaign focusing on stray dogs and cats.
Please help the start of a bigger difference and be part of our mission to spay/neuter and medicate Thailand’s street animals! They need you!
Spay Medicate Love Support Educate
This is campaign 1 of 4.
We urgently require a permanent foster home and clinic for sick and vulnerable animals. Dogs, who are unable to fend for themselves on the streets as they’re used to having a home, are being dumped regularly. Strays are hit by cars, get injured and require surgery and care for durations of time. This is why we need a foster home! We need a base and somewhere to keep animals safe when needed. We can then welcome more visitors and volunteers aswell partnering with other dog and cat rescue organisations and doctors so together we can make a huge difference, quickly!
What do we do?
Targeting some of the most unreachable and local areas, as well as busy roads, we travel in our van to TNR (trap neuter return) stray dogs and cats, provide medical care and daily feeding routes. Setting up in local areas and traveling to the clinics, we spay and medicate animals in need of our help.
We support locals caring for animals they are unable to afford medical care for as we understand their love for them. We’re grateful for the care given to their companions, usually who came in off the streets. We feel it’s best to work at the route of the cause and spay locals pets to prevent more unwanted births and stray animals.
Achieving more
As we build awareness and seek support and donations, we’ve spent months spaying over many female cats and dogs in the area of Mae Phim, Rayong and we are eager to do more.
The problem
Thailand is known for its increasing numbers of stray dogs and cats. Every day more are dumped on the streets after falling sick or just not being wanted anymore. It’s a sad and heartbreaking experience for these animals and they’re left in pain, often struggling to stay alive.
As we explore more far reached areas we are finding many more sick, struggling dogs and cats but we really need more to help them.
Where it all started
After living and working in Thailand for over 5 years, while volunteering, rescuing, donating and educating for the welfare of street dogs and cats, I came to realize what is missing.
With minimimal dog and cat shelters and organizations, working to reduce the ever growing dog population, it is almost impossible to see an end to Thailands issue. As I spend many days per week volunteering at a local dog shelter dogs just keep arriving, puppies are being born everyday and the organisation is not able, due to manpower and finance, to spay/neuter enough dogs to even stop the repopulation in 1 small town, let alone make a difference throughout Thailand. This is where I realized I can help make a big difference.
The start
2018 came the year to begin VetVan, a ongoing spay/neutering campaign focusing on stray dogs and cats.
Please help the start of a bigger difference and be part of our mission to spay/neuter and medicate Thailand’s street animals! They need you!
Spay Medicate Love Support Educate
This is campaign 1 of 4.
Facebook.com/VetVanThailand
Fundraising team: VetVan Thailand (2)
Jazmin French-Langhorne
Organizer
Sandy Remiens
Team member
