Jai Dog Rescue

Jai Dog Rescue is a dog rescue charity based on a farm in the central Thai province of Nakhon Nayok, a two hour drive north-east from Bangkok.

We focus on spay and neuter, the primary method of controlling the dog population and minimising the risk of disease, and rescue and rehabilitation. We also rehome dogs, provide medical aid and food supplies to local carers, and run community outreach programmes.

Most dog rescue charities in Thailand are located in urban areas or tourist hot spots. As we are based in a remote rural area we built housing on site to accommodate our staff, together with a clinic for spay and neuter and basic veterinary treatments, and a quarantine facility.

Situated in the foothills of the Khao Yai National Park, the Farm is a place of unspoilt natural beauty providing a unique safe haven for our dogs. There are currently around 100 dogs living on the Farm, including our paralysed wheel chair residents for whom this is their forever home. Being on a working farm there is plenty of space for the dogs to roam and play.

There are an estimated 8 million stray or semi-roaming dogs in Thailand, 80,000 of which reside in the central province of Nakhon Nayok where the Farm is based.  In partnership with UK animal charity Battersea Dogs and Cats Home, we aim to neuter and vaccinate 80% of our local dog population over the next four years, stopping the endless cycle of breeding, protecting them from disease and improving their lives.  

Hundreds of thousands of stray puppies are born onto the streets of Thailand each year, sadly their chances of survival are tragically slim. Only a small proportion live past adolescence, with the majority falling victim to disease, starvation, neglect or abuse.

Your donation will help prevent thousands of puppies from being born into lives of hardship and provide a better quality of life to those dogs already living on the streets.