Jai Dog Rescue

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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

04/09/2026

A helpless 2-month-old puppy named Poodie was rushed to JAI with deep, painful chest wounds after being attacked by a much larger street dog. This is a heartbreaking reminder of why spay/neuter matters - without it, more puppies are born to the street, left to learn these hard lessons the way Poodie did. This happens often when young pups start to roam and don't yet understand another dog's territory.

Our vet team gave Poodie immediate emergency care - and thanks to his young age and steady treatment, he healed remarkably fast. Today he's fully recovered, happy, and ready to go home 🏡🐶✨

Poodie's story has a happy ending but emergency cases like his arrive at our door every day, and not every dog is as lucky. Thank you for following his journey.

Support Poodie's recovery and our neutering work - treating today's emergencies while preventing tomorrow's:

💬 Donate via the link in our bio or by SMS:
Text JAI to 70085 to donate £5 to Jai Dog Rescue.
To donate a different amount, text JAI followed by your chosen amount (e.g. JAI10 for £10).

02/09/2026

Dog population surveying: You cannot solve what you don’t measure.

In this second part of our series, we look at the data behind holistic, humane dog population management. Catch, Neuter, Vaccinate, Return (CNVR) works because it’s based on science, and science needs data.

Alongside our CNVR work, our teams regularly survey dog populations to understand what is changing over time.

Using a method called transect surveying, we follow the same routes year after year, counting the dogs we see and recording key information. This helps us turn observations into real evidence, showing:

🐕 Changes in dog numbers
✂️ Increases in the percentage of dogs sterilised
📉 Reductions in the number of dogs living in an area
🐶 Changes in the number of puppies and lactating females

No guesswork. Just boots on the ground, careful observation, and reliable data that shows where our work is making an impact, and where we need to focus our efforts.

We also carry out household surveys to better understand how dogs live alongside communities. This includes how many owned dogs are allowed to free-roam and contribute to the population dynamic.

We also use ICAM - the International Companion Animal Management Coalition Talea App to record and manage our survey data, helping us track changes accurately over time.

Because creating lasting change starts with understanding the whole picture 🗺️

Read more about how data helps us understand the full picture here: https://jaidogrescue.org/pak-phli-vs-ongkharak-what-four-years-of-cnvr-actually-changes/

31/08/2026

POV: When your doggo tries to dig for a Taters

Every Dog Counts📈 The maths behind lasting changeWe start our series with a look at what Catch, Neuter, Vaccinate, Retur...
26/08/2026

Every Dog Counts

📈 The maths behind lasting change

We start our series with a look at what Catch, Neuter, Vaccinate, Return (CNVR) means and the maths behind lasting change.

For CNVR to create lasting change, we need to reach enough dogs in a community. At Jai Dog, our goal is to neuter at least 80% of street and free-roaming dogs in an area.

We sterilise both female and male dogs because both play an important role in population growth:

♀ Female dogs: To prevent future unwanted litters.

♂ Male dogs: To reduce breeding behaviours and support a more stable, healthier community dog population.

Why does this matter?

✅ Sterilising one female dog prevents not only future litters, but the many generations of puppies that could follow. Over time, this can mean thousands fewer dogs being born into an already stretched environment.

Collectively, our teams neuter around 2,500 dogs every month, and by the end of 2026 we aim to have reached and treated over 70,000 dogs in Nakhon Nayok.

But CNVR is about more than reducing population growth. Every dog we reach is also vaccinated, helping protect dogs and communities from preventable diseases such as rabies.

🙏 It costs around £25 to sterilise & vaccinate one dog – about the price of a round of coffees – and it can change that dog’s life today, while helping prevent generations of future puppies from facing the same challenges.

Donate today and help us reach the next street dog in need.

If you'd like to learn more about how we estimate population, check out our blog post here: https://jaidogrescue.org/understanding-dog-populations-why-counting-dogs-is-the-first-step-in-a-cnvr-programme/

21/08/2026

Training is communication - and better communication means a better life for them 🐕❤️

At Jai Dog, we believe training is far more than teaching commands. Done well and consistently, it builds understanding, reduces problem behaviours, improves safety, and deepens the bond between dogs and our team who care for them each and every day.

For our shelter dogs, training is also a vital form of enrichment. It keeps them mentally stimulated, builds their confidence, and helps them learn to navigate people, other animals, and new environments calmly. All of which gives them a much better chance of finding a loving home 🐾

And every training session brings them one step closer 🏠

Every dog counts!Exploring the essentials of dog population management and why it matters 🐾Dog population management (DP...
19/08/2026

Every dog counts!

Exploring the essentials of dog population management and why it matters 🐾

Dog population management (DPM) is a humane, science-based approach with the purpose of improving the lives of free-roaming and community dogs and creating healthier communities. This is at the heart of what we do at Jai Dog.

Over the next few weeks, our series ‘Every dog counts’ will be exploring how our holistic DPM approach has created lasting change where we work. We’ll share the science behind why this works, as well as showcase the people and communities making our progress possible.

We’ll explore:

🐕 CNVR
📊 Population surveying
🔬 Measuring impact
🤝 Human behaviour change
🏡 Community impact

Follow along to discover how lasting change happens 🐶

17/08/2026

Do you remember sweet little Sumo, the helpless puppy who so nearly lost his eye? 💔🐾

When we first brought him in, his eye condition was so dire that surgery seemed inevitable. Yet, against all odds, this brave little soul made a miraculous and swift recovery!

Sumo recently returned to JAI for a follow-up check-up.

He’s turned into the most delightful, round, and wonderfully chubby boy - growing bigger by the day!

Now, let’s hear a few heartwarming words from Sumo’s new family as they share what it’s like to welcome this precious pup into their lives.

Every rescue like Sumo’s comes with significant veterinary costs, and we can only continue helping dogs like him thanks to the support of people like you.

Please donate if you can and help us say yes to the next dog who needs urgent care.

💬 Donate via the link in our bio or by SMS:
Text JAI to 70085 to donate £5 to Jai Dog Rescue.

To donate a different amount, text JAI followed by your chosen amount (e.g. JAI10 for £10).

14/08/2026

Lion’s update! a helpless sweet puppy who was rushed to us after being hit by a car. 💔🐾
Seeing him in so much pain broke all our hearts, but this brave little boy has been fighting so hard! We’re so glad to share that Lion’s condition is steadily improving. He is currently coming in for regular check-ups with our vet team to have his cast changed and his progress monitored.
Please join us in sending brave little Lion all your love and warm wishes for a full recovery!

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