This is from one of our readers who has requested anonymity. I believe all of us who feel that street dogs in our country ought to be treated with more respect and given a chance to live on would want to do something constructively towards this end.
You would have read from Part 7 that the Hoarder had somehow changed her mind and decided to retract her statement to our volunteer. Her husband texted me to say she will be keeping all her animals until "such a time when it is unavoidable".
I received an email from the Kawan today saying that they have discussed our offer to relocate as many of her (the Hoarder's) animals as we possibly can. The Kawan urged her to think over carefully first.
Hence, there is still no reply so far.
Six of the 12 dogs from the Hoarder have been sent to the vet's for vaccination. All have been vaccinated and 3 of them received injections for their skin condition. As pledged, we will subsidise these vaccinations as soon as I receive the receipts.
The Animals Of Thailand Need Your Help!
To those of you who have generously donated towards helping the animal victims of Bangkok's recent floods many thanks.
Dog Island has been a temporary refuge for hundreds of dogs displaced by the Bangkok floods. The dogs on Dog Island captured the worlds attention and have become symbolic of all the animals affected by the flooding.