Koh Koh Pups

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Koh Koh Pups Koh Koh Pups is a dedicated non profit dog rescue operating on the island of Koh Tao, Thailand.

We are deeply saddened to hear of the tragic loss of Jesse Adams from Raincoast Dog Rescue who was working in Ukraine to...
28/10/2026

We are deeply saddened to hear of the tragic loss of Jesse Adams from Raincoast Dog Rescue who was working in Ukraine to evacuate animals from the frontlines.

Jesse was an incredible help to us in the early days of our Koh Koh Pups journey. During the first year of Covid, when we were inundated with dogs in desperate need of help and homes, he shared our posts and helped us reach a much wider audience.

Raincoast Dog Rescue and Jesse’s work were so highly regarded that his support gave us the much-needed boost we needed to get our rescue off the ground. He is a huge part of the reason so many of our dogs found their forever homes in the Vancouver area. We will always be grateful for that.

Jesse was also always willing to offer advice and guidance. Although we never had the opportunity to meet in person, I truly appreciated him reaching out and supporting us during what was one of the most difficult periods of our journey.

The work Jesse did was an inspiration to us, and his dedication to helping animals, even in the most dangerous circumstances, is a powerful reminder of what it means to stand up for those who cannot speak for themselves.

His loss will be felt deeply across the animal rescue community. We are incredibly grateful that our paths crossed, even if only from afar, and that he played such an important role in our journey.

Our thoughts are with everyone who knew and loved Jesse, and with all those who worked alongside him to save the lives of animals in need.

Rest in peace, Jesse. Thank you for everything you did for us and for so many animals who might otherwise never have found their way home.

WE HAVE OUR OWN ROAD! It might only be a little bit of concrete, but to us, it feels like a pretty big deal.For so long,...
22/10/2026

WE HAVE OUR OWN ROAD!

It might only be a little bit of concrete, but to us, it feels like a pretty big deal.

For so long, getting up to the rescue meant navigating a dirt track that was challenging at the best of times and downright treacherous during monsoon season. Now, we finally have our very own concrete road. And honestly, it feels like so much more than just an easier way to get here.

Somehow, it makes everything feel a little more real. A little more permanent. A little more official. Like we’re no longer just building a dream in the jungle, but creating something that’s here to stay.

Since starting Koh Koh Pups in roughly 2022 we’ve been building this place piece by piece. Often with limited resources, plenty of challenges, and a whole lot of determination. Progress doesn’t always look like a big, dramatic transformation. Sometimes, it’s a fence, a water tank, a new kennel, or a few metres of concrete. But every little bit makes a difference. And every little bit brings us closer to the rescue we want this to be.

So today, we’re celebrating our very unglamorous, very practical, absolutely wonderful little road. It’s not much to look at, perhaps, but to us, it represents how far we’ve come and how much we’re still building towards.

Thank you to everyone who has supported us along the way. You’re helping us build something that will make a difference to dogs on Koh Tao for years to come.

Fred and Freya came into our care only a few weeks ago after being dumped at a reservoir. Today, they went to their fore...
08/10/2026

Fred and Freya came into our care only a few weeks ago after being dumped at a reservoir.

Today, they went to their forever home!

In the short time they’ve been with us, they’ve blossomed in confidence and shown just how friendly, happy and loving these two little dogs are. It’s no surprise to us that they found their family so quickly.

We’re just so incredibly happy that, despite such a rocky start in life, Fred and Freya’s story has ended with the happy ending they deserve.

White - During Covid, we got reports that there was a dog living under a house. He had been tied up and was not being ca...
27/09/2026

White - During Covid, we got reports that there was a dog living under a house. He had been tied up and was not being cared for sufficiently. The owner had left him with a friend to look after as they were no longer on the island and we asked if they would surrender him to us. After we rescued him, he started to gain weight and grew into a big strong boy. He now walks well on the lead and is a gentle giant. He gets on well with female dogs but can sometimes be reactive with males.

Squeak - One day we were at the dump and heard a puppy screaming (or Squeaking!) in pain. We found Squeak all alone in the bushes with a pr*****ed a**s. We took her to the clinic and she underwent surgery. Squeak was 4 months old and had very little human contact before we rescued her, so she was very nervous at first. It took us a long time to gain her trust but now she is incredibly loving and friendly. She is still a little stand-offish with men but warms to them when she learns they are nice. Squeak loves treats and running with her friend White, and she can sit nicely and walk well on the lead.

Shabu - He originally belonged to a Thai couple who, unfortunately, worked long hours and were unable to give him the time and attention he needed. As a result, he spent much of his day tied to a short chain. When he did manage to escape, he would run around town, often putting himself in dangerous situations. Thankfully, his owners recognised that they could no longer provide the life Shabu deserved. When they were preparing to move and were unable to take him with them, they contacted us and asked if we could take him into our care.We were happy to help, and since arriving at the rescue, Shabu has had the chance to enjoy freedom, companionship, and the care every dog deserves.

Evie - Evie was brought down from Bangkok with her sister to be a family pet. Sadly, over time it became clear their needs couldn’t be met. The girls were kept tied up with little stimulation or enrichment, until concerned locals reached out to us for help.
That call changed everything for Evie. Since arriving at the rescue, Evie has truly blossomed. She walks beautifully on the lead and absolutely thrives on aff

We need flight volunteers! We have several dogs who need to complete their journey to their forever homes before the end...
04/09/2026

We need flight volunteers!

We have several dogs who need to complete their journey to their forever homes before the end of the year, and we need some lovely humans to help us get them there.

If you’re already booked to fly to Paris, or you’re planning a trip and haven’t booked your flight yet, please get in touch! Even if the UK is your final destination, there may be a way we can make it work.

We’ll arrange everything for the dog’s journey, including getting them from the airport and through the Channel Tunnel with a professional pet taxi, you just need to be willing to accompany them on the flight (potentially can get a lift in taxi through to UK if this is your final destination).

If you think you might be able to help, send us a message and let’s see what we can make happen!

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