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PACS Thailand - Phangan Animal Care for Strays
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PACS Updates & Advice

Events and news from the clinic, and practical advice on helping the street animals of Koh Phangan.

Community 30 September 2026

25 years of PACS: the birthday party raised ฿143,534

PACS turned 25 on 22 September 2026. A party at Concierge in Hin Kong, a raffle of more than 120 prizes donated by island businesses, and two online appeals raised ฿143,534.69 for the stray dogs and cats of Koh Phangan.

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Community 28 September 2026

World Rabies Day: 25 years of a rabies-free Koh Phangan

World Rabies Day falls on 28 September, and the 2026 theme is Stronger Together. PACS has spent 25 years vaccinating Koh Phangan's dogs and cats against rabies, and the island is considered rabies-free.

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Community 17 August 2026

Delivery KPG supports PACS on Koh Phangan

From 17 to 23 August 2026, local Koh Phangan restaurants are giving a percentage of every Delivery KPG order to the island's stray animals, and Delivery KPG is matching it. Order food, help animals.

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Community 14 August 2026

The Lakehouse raffle night raised over ฿53,000 for PACS

A charity fundraiser at The Lakehouse on Koh Phangan, hosted with Bubba's Coffee Bar, raised more than ฿53,000 for stray dogs and cats on the island. Thank you to everyone who came and everyone who donated a prize.

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Advice 1 August 2026

Dog walking at PACS: how to visit the clinic on Koh Phangan

One of the more worthwhile things to do on Koh Phangan: walking the rescue dogs at PACS. Usually 09:30 and 15:30, no booking, no charge. What to expect, and weekend visits.

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Advice 16 July 2026

How to tell if a street dog or cat has been sterilised

How to check whether a street dog or cat on Koh Phangan has been neutered: PACS tattoos the inner ear of every animal it sterilises, cats and dogs alike. What to look for, and how to report an animal that needs doing.

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