A Special Way To Help An Angel This Christmas

Our help is urgently needed to save lives. Soi Dog’s clinic, in Thailand, is not able to cope with the growing number of dogs needing urgent medical treatment. A bigger and better hospital is urgently needed to save these dogs lives. To find out more, please click here.
https://www.chuffed.org/project/saving-thailands-street-dogs/?utm_campaign=website&utm_source=sendgrid.com&utm_medium=email

Major funds funds are desperately needed.

Every day, Soi Dog is called upon to rescue and help dogs who need immediate and critical treatment to survive. These dogs may be victims of abuse such as beatings, being set on fire or victims of road accidents. Most tragically, they often rescue young mothers unable to care for their puppies and often puppies with no mother at all. Soi Dogs current clinic simply does not have the space or facilities for the number of dogs needing help. Dogs are dying as a result and your help is needed to save lives.

Imagine being a child, all alone in a storm, on the side of a busy road with hundreds of cars speeding past. Sadly, this was the reality for four month old Smoocher.

Extremely skinny and covered in ticks when found, Smoocher was rushed to Soi Dog's clinic suffering from severe anemia, blood parasites and diarrhea. Smoocher would have died had he not received emergency treatment.

Smoocher is one lucky dog who was saved by Soi Dog’s vets. He received immediate treatment before it was too late.

Smoocher has now made a full recovery and is now loving life, playing, eating and sleeping in the puppy run until a loving home can be found for him. Because of people just like you Smoocher has come a long way from the sad, sick and desperate little puppy that first came to Soi Dog.

Thankfully Smoocher was able to be saved, but many dogs out there do not get a second chance like he did. Only you can change that by donating to help build the much needed new hospital.

If every person who reads this and spreads the word, could donate a small amount, we would make such a huge difference in the lives of these homeless and neglected dogs.

Together, we can make this new year the beginning of their new lives! Please consider supporting this cause and helping to change an angel's life forever.

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