Every stray has its day

We rescue victims of disease, lethal injury, cruelty and abandonment, and nurse them back to health.

We compassionately reduce the street dog population through our sterilization & vaccination program.

We can only carry out our vital work with your generous support. Help us give street dogs a lifeline.

Our spay and neuter initiative has sterilised, vaccinated and treated hundreds of street dogs, preventing thousands more from being born into a life of constant struggle.

We never turn away a dog in need, and pride ourselves on providing an oasis for strays who are unable to return to the streets or find an adoptive home.

Adopting a rescue dog from overseas is one of the most rewarding things you can ever do. There are still so many homeless dogs in Thailand, desperate for a family of their own.

I'm Sum Lee, and my Jai Dog Superpower is 'Jai Khaeng' ใจแข็ง which means: tough

I was shot in the back by a farmer when I was younger, leaving me paralysed from the waist down. But I lived to show the world how incredible disabled dogs are, and spend my life zooming around The Farm.

I'm Mook, and my Jai Dog Superpower is 'Jai Dee' ใจดี which means: kind-hearted

When I lived on the streets, humans injected me with birth control hormones to stop me breeding. This led to an infected uterus that nearly killed me. I want to prevent other female strays from suffering like I did.

I'm Goh Goh, and my Jai Dog Superpower is 'Jai Yen' ใจเย็น which means: chilled

I was one of thousands of Thailand's unwanted puppies and wouldn't have made it to adulthood if it weren't for Jai Dog Rescue. Despite my rough start to life, I've forgotten all my worries and love a good snooze.

I'm Buddy, and my Jai Dog Superpower is 'Jai Glah' ใจกล้า which means: brave

Life as a young dog was hard for me and I got into a gruesome fight that nearly killed me, but I fought hard and pulled through. Now I help the Jai Dog Rescue team keep things in check on The Farm.

Rescue is at the heart of Jai Dog Rescue. From injury caused by car or machinery accidents, to victims of disease, neglect or abuse, we're on hand to assist with any emergency that arises. We provide specialist care and rehabilitation to all those who need it.

The stray dog population in Thailand is out of control. The only ethical and effective way we can hope to reduce the number of dogs on the street, and improve the quality of life for those already suffering life as a stray, is via wide-reaching spay and neuter campaigns.

We work hard to give as many street dogs as possible the chance to find a new loving home. Our adoption service has helped many dogs live a new life in a home of their own. Those in the greatest need who are unable to be rehomed can find shelter and solace at our shelter.

We work alongside locals to provide for strays in their area and prevent problems they may face due to a growing street dog population. We also support small local rescue outfits, helping provide food, medication and supplies for the dogs in their care.