Give an animal a chance every month
For 1000 THB a month (around $30) you cover a patient's food, medicine and nursing care. That's it. One animal. One month. Fully covered.
The animals listed below are dogs, but we usually have cats looking for homes too. We cannot always keep this page current, so come and see us at the clinic, or email info@pacsthailand.com to ask who is here.
Choose an animal
Pick one of the animals below, or donate generally and we'll put your sponsorship where it's needed most.
Give 1000 THB / month
Around $30 a month, or $7 a week. It covers one animal's full care: food, medicine and daily nursing.
Your care keeps going
If your sponsored animal recovers and finds a home, your donation automatically supports the next animal that needs care.
Meet the animals that need you
Piglet
Sponsor or adoptAround 3 years · Female · Sterilised
Piglet came to PACS after a road accident left her with severe fractures to her spine and pelvis. She has started taking her first tiny steps. A hopeful sign in her recovery.
Faye
Sponsor or adoptAround 1.5 years · Female · Sterilised
Faye arrived at PACS after a road traffic accident left her with severe nerve damage to her leg. Now a tripod, she has shown so much strength and still has the biggest heart. Gentle, affectionate and full of love — she deserves a safe forever home.
Pupita
Sponsor or adoptAround 5 years · Female · Sterilised
Pupita arrived as a tiny puppy with tick fever. Her mum and siblings were lost, so she stayed. Five years on, she is still waiting: gentle, quirky, and full of love for the right person.
Peanut
Sponsor or adoptAround 1 year · Female · Sterilised
Peanut suffered a spinal injury at just 11 months old, but she never gave up. After recovering, she came back strong, playful and full of life, and is now ready for her forever home.
Blacky
SponsorAround 7 years · Female · Sterilised
Blacky came to PACS from a local temple with a severe skin condition and has lived here for over 6 years. Gentle, familiar and full of character, she has become a much-loved part of daily life at the clinic.
Bully
SponsorAround 4 years · Female · Sterilised
Bully arrived as a tiny puppy after a traffic accident left her with dislocated hips. She grew into one of PACS's friendliest communal dogs: sweet, sociable and a familiar face around the clinic.
Some of our animals can't go back
Most animals that recover at PACS are returned to the streets they came from: their territory, their community, their life. That's the right outcome for the vast majority.
But a small number can't safely return: animals with lasting disability, or chronic conditions, or whose territory is no longer safe or accessible. If you see a "Sponsor or adopt" tag on an animal above, they are available for a permanent home as well as sponsorship.
PACS is a hospital, not a shelter. We don't take in healthy animals, and we don't arrange overseas adoptions directly. For overseas placement, please contact one of the partner organisations below.
Overseas adoption partners
Koh Phangan Animal Lovers
Based on Koh Phangan. Contact Sabrina via the Facebook group for local and overseas adoption enquiries.
Visit group →Lanta Animal Welfare
Based on Koh Lanta. Experienced in international adoptions and overseas transport.
adoption@lantaanimalwelfare.com →Dog Rescue Center Samui
Based on Koh Samui. Established adoption and international placement programme.
info@samuidog.org →These organisations operate independently of PACS. Please contact them directly for overseas adoption enquiries.
1000 THB a month.
One animal fully covered
Can't sponsor financially? There's still a way to help
Send or bring a wish list item, or share this page with someone who might sponsor. It all makes a difference to the animals in PACS's care.