CNVR is a phrase we use a lot around here. After all, CNVR clinics are the only proven, sustainable and humane method of reducing Thailand’s stray dog problem. But what exactly does it mean?
CNVR stands for the four stages of our clinics: Catch, Neuter, Vaccinate and Release, and it’s one of the most important aspects of our work here at Jai Dog Rescue. So much so, that we even have our very own, purpose-built clinic right here on The Farm, helping us scale up our CNVR efforts.
It’s the night that so many dog lovers loathe, and for good reason: studies show that 45% of dogs display some kind of fear or distress come fireworks night. So, how can we protect our furry firecrackers from the festivities?
While all Jai Dogs have a distinct story to tell, there are often those who have overcome some truly staggering obstacles: abandoned at our gates, entire limbs sliced off or knocked down by a car and left to die. Our Jai Dogs: Rescued fund is there for dogs like them.
Did you know that 100% of the donations you make go directly towards our work on the ground? No salaries, no overheads, no hidden costs, just 100% of your donation going straight to where it matters most: helping rescue street dogs in need.
We’re a non-profit working to transform the lives of street dogs in Thailand, through rescue & rehabilitation, sterilisations & vaccinations, shelter & adoptions. But what exactly is Jai Dog Rescue, and what does it mean?
