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WATCHDOG THAILAND is a nonprofit organisation with the aim of taking Legal measures under Animal Cruelty Prevention Laws. We protect animals from trafficking and being abused or injured.


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Watchdog Thailand Foundation

We are a nonprofit animal welfare organisation working to protect animal from being trafficked and abused by enforcing the law under the Animal Welfare Act.

We are dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of abused animals and continue to be animal protectors.


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Animal Rescue Statistic

Our work covers the north and
northeastern parts of Thailand.
Northern and Northeastern Parts of Thailand 60
68%
Middle Part of Thailand 22
90%
Southern Part of Thailand 18
95%

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OBSERVING

Look for physical signs of cruelty or observe its living conditions

REPORTING

Contact local police or WDT or make an online complaint.

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Update current situation on our FaceBook page or News and Events.

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Legal Cases

Two Siberian husky dogs were brutally smashed on the head.

A man used a meter long stick hit on the heads of two Siberian husky dogs until dead. Nikom Kamsoi Sub District, Mukdahan Province. Shitan and Namtan,…
18 March 2022

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A fifth cat was hung with a nylon rope – Warin Chamrap District, Ubon Ratchathaini Province

A cat was found hanging with a nylon rope, weighted down by a gallon of petrol. Huey Kayung Sub District, Warin Chamrap District, Ubon Ratchthani Prov…
2 March 2022

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A dog was cold-blooded shot dead at Wat Bot District, Phitsanulok Province

A kind dog,KaiTom, was accused of killing a chicken but there was no evidence and he was shot dead. The owner did not have confidence to file a report…
9 February 2022

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CONTACT US

If an animal is in imminent danger, please contact your local police.
If your local police department is unresponsive, call WATCHDOG THAILAND at +66 8389 8384 or you may contact WDT by writing a complaint here or on our FaceBook page.

Please note that WDT does not represent individuals in private lawsuits or giving legal advice for your individual cases.

Telephone : +66 8389 8384

Email : info@watchdogthailand.org


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REPORTING ANIMAL CRUELTY

Please write down evidence of abuse or neglect. Note the date, time, location, and a thorough description of the suspicious behaviour or physical signs of cruelty.