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Transforming the lives of street dogs in Thailand through humane dog population management:
🩺 CNVR (Catch, Neuter, Vaccinate, Return)
🐶 Emergency rescue & rehabilitation
🍚 Community outreach, education & feeding programmes
🏡 Sanctuary care

09/10/2026

Do you remember Custard? 🐾

Hit by a car and left nearly paralysed, Custard was in such a critical condition that we feared he might not make it. 💔

But Custard is a fighter. After weeks of intensive physiotherapy at JAI, and with an incredible amount of determination, he’s walking again! 🐾✨

Custard may never walk completely normally again. As a result of his accident, he currently gets around using three legs and can sometimes stumble. But the improvement we’ve seen during the month he’s been with us has been truly remarkable. ❤️

Our vets believe Custard will continue to grow stronger, although he may never regain full use of all four legs and may always choose to walk on three. But what matters is that this brave boy is up on his feet, moving around and enjoying life again. 🥹🐾

And there’s even more wonderful news… Custard has officially been adopted into a loving forever home, surrounded by all the love, warmth and care he deserves. 🏡❤️

None of this would have been possible without your support. Thank you for helping give brave dogs like Custard a second chance at life. 🙏

❤️ Donate via the link in our bio, or:
📱 Text JAI to 70085 to donate £5
To give a different amount, text JAI followed by the amount, e.g. JAI10 for £10.

⚠️ Texts cost your donation amount plus standard message rates. Available to all major UK networks on a paid-monthly plan.

07/10/2026

❤️ We found Peepo’s family!

Mike found him alone on a main road during the Thailand floods, weaving through traffic and howling as he searched for his family.

He’s now safely back home with the people who love him! 🥹❤️

His family had been evacuated and became separated from him. They saw our Facebook appeal and came to Jai to collect him.

Peepo is also receiving treatment for advanced heartworm thanks to our vets ❤️

See his reunion and read his full story: https://mailchi.mp/jaidogrescue/meetbenson-anothervictimofthefloods-18246349

06/10/2026

Flooding in Thailand is still affecting many communities. 🐾

In some areas the water remains dangerously high. Many dogs and cats are going hungry, while families and community feeders are finding it hard to get food for their animals.

The Jai Dog team has partnered with Mars Petcare and several local feeders to deliver essential food to the pets and community animals who need it most, especially those whose families can't easily leave their homes. It has been heartbreaking to see the damage the flooding has caused, but seeing the relief on people's faces when they know they can feed their animals makes all the hard work worthwhile.

Every meal helps, and there is still a lot of need.

Please consider donating to help us keep delivering food and essential support. 🙏

A big thank you to Mars Petcare for donating over 2 tonnes of animal food. ❤️

05/10/2026

Great news for Khanom Thai! 🩺✨

Thanks to our veterinary team's quick diagnosis and dedicated treatment, Khanom Thai recovered and is heading home again! ❤️

He has now safely returned to his carer at a resort nearby, where he is surrounded by love, care and someone keeping a close eye on him. A huge thank you to the kind resort owner who took this sweet Husky in and reached out to JAI to get him the urgent medical care he needed.

Seeing Khanom Thai happy, healthy, and having a caregiver to look out for him in future makes every effort worth it! 🏠🐶

Thank you to everyone who supported his journey to recovery. 💖

You can donate to help more dogs like Khanom Thai via the link in our bio, or:
📱Text JAI to 70085 to donate £5

To give a different amount, text JAI followed by the amount, e.g. JAI10 for £10.

⚠️Texts cost your donation amount plus standard message rates. Available to all major UK networks on a paid-monthly plan.

04/10/2026

Meet Benson 💔

We found him running through traffic in Nakhon Nayok, howling and alone. Locals believe he was separated from his family when the floods hit.

We're doing everything we can to locate his family, but for now he's safe with us, with a warm bed, food and vet care.

Benson has advanced heartworm and other health problems, we've started treatment already.

To help animals like Benson: https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/jai-dog-flood-appeal

Thank you.

02/10/2026

❤️ Thailand Flood Appeal - an update from Mike

Thank you to everyone who has donated and shared our appeal. We’ve now reached 50% of our target, and your support is already helping on the ground.

Mike and the team have been delivering essential supplies to affected team members and community feeders struggling to access food for local dogs and cats.

The rain has started again, and families and animals are still desperately in need of help.

READ MORE 👇 - https://mailchi.mp/jaidogrescue/floodappeal2026update

30/09/2026

Our team needs help!🆘🚨

The flooding in Thailand has changed life for so many of our Jai team and the wider community in a matter of days. Around 30 of our staff have lost their homes and belongings, and many are still living with rising water around them.

Some can no longer reach their homes at all. Their houses are completely submerged, along with everything they owned. Others are sheltering upstairs, waiting for the water to recede, and using boats to reach areas where they can find food and essential supplies. For some, there is also the worry of elderly parents who cannot simply leave.

Jai is a safe place

For those who have been worst affected, Jai has opened its doors. Team members have moved into our accommodation with their families and dogs, giving them somewhere safe to sleep, eat and stay together while they work out what comes next.

The animals need us too

The flooding has also brought animals to our doors. We currently have 10 staff dogs and newly born kittens staying safely in our rescue ward while their families are unable to return home. They are safe, but they still need food, care and somewhere secure to stay.

We are also taking in dogs who have been separated from their families in the chaos. Some have been found wandering through flooded streets, frightened and searching for the people they know. Until they can be reunited, they are relying on us for safety, food and veterinary care.

Beyond the animals who have made it into our care, there are also countless street animals trying to survive outside in the flooded areas, where access to food is becoming increasingly limited.

Helping our Jai family

Jai has always been a place where people and animals can find help when they need it. Right now, our own team and our wider community need that help too.

We’ve launched this emergency appeal to provide practical, immediate support to our Jai family — both two-legged and four-legged — as they begin to navigate what comes after the water.
Every donation, whatever the amount, will help. Funds raised will go towards emergency accommodation, food, essential supplies and veterinary care for our staff, their families and the displaced animals in our care, while also helping us support street animals trying to survive the harsh conditions as access to food becomes increasingly limited.

We’ll continue to share updates from our team and rescue ward as the situation unfolds, so you can see where your support is going and the people and animals it is helping.
Please help if you can

If you can donate, thank you. If you can’t, sharing this appeal with your friends, family and networks can help us reach people who can.

Thank you for standing with our Jai family — and with the dogs, cats and families who need us right now.

Please donate if you can: https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/jai-dog-flood-appeal?utm_source=IG&utm_campaign=027

28/09/2026

Happy World Rabies Day 2026! 🐾

This year's theme is "Stronger Together" and we're proud to stand with GARC - Rabies Alliance

This month we've also reached a major milestone: our CNVR (Catch-Neuter-Vaccinate-Return) project has now helped over 70,000 street and free-roaming dogs! 🎉

That number is far more than a statistic. Rabies can be prevented and vaccination is how we do it. Every dog we vaccinate is protected from this deadly disease and helps keep the people around them safe too 💉🛡️

Alongside vaccination, our Dog Population Management (DPM) work means fewer unvaccinated puppies, so more dogs and more communities stay protected ❤️

And we're on the move! 🚐 We've expanded into neighbouring Prachinburi province and next year more CNVR teams will launch in Khorat, Thailand's largest province.

With your help, we can reach even more dogs and keep our communities rabies-free.

Every dog vaccinated is a step towards a safer future. Every dog neutered helps break the cycle of suffering. Thank you for making this impact possible! 🙏

Want to make a donation?

You can donate via the link in comments

25/09/2026

Say hi to Yossi 🐶

This puppy was found with extreme, dangerous swelling in his stomach and rushed straight to JAI for emergency diagnosis and treatment.

🩺 Our vet team is running tests now to find out what's wrong and give him the best chance of recovery - Yossi's fight has only just begun, and as a homeless street puppy, he has no one else to call on.

Every donation goes directly towards his diagnostics, medication and round-the-clock care.

❤️ Donate via the link in our bio, or:
📱 Text JAI to 70085 to donate £5
To give a different amount, text JAI followed by the amount, e.g. JAI10 for £10.
⚠️ Texts cost your donation amount plus standard message rates. Available to all major UK networks on a paid-monthly plan.

23/09/2026

The big picture of dog population management.

Over the past few weeks, we’ve taken you behind the scenes of how Jai Dog approaches street dog population management. We conclude the series with an overview, in case you missed it.

DPM isn’t one solution. It’s a holistic approach where every part works together to create positive change.

✂️ CNVR
Catch, Neuter, Vaccinate and Return creates the foundation - reaching enough dogs in a community to create lasting change for dog populations.

📊 Population surveying
We track the same areas over time to understand what’s changing and measure whether our approach is working.

📈 Impact assessment
Years of data help us see the bigger picture - showing that consistent, science-based work can reduce street dog numbers over time.

🤝 Human behaviour change
Working with communities builds understanding, trust and support – the cornerstone of making change sustainable.

🏡 Community impact
The goal isn’t just fewer dogs on the streets. It’s healthier dogs, safer communities and better coexistence between people and animals. Take away any one of these elements and the approach becomes weaker.

Together, they create a holistic model of Dog Population Management - one that uses science, compassion and community partnership to create lasting change.
If you’d like to learn more: https://www.icam-coalition.org/ provides valuable resources and guidance that have helped shape our approach to DPM. GARC’s free, online tools – https://rabiesalliance.org/tools/garc-data-platform and Education Platform – https://rabiesalliance.org/tools/gep can help you with rabies management and education.

Address

103 Gaunt Street
Southwark
SE16DP

Website

https://linktr.ee/jaidogrescue, https://www.facebook.com/jaidog.thailand

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