Soi Dog Foundation delivers over 210 tons of food relief to animals in flood-hit provinces

[Thingamabob]

1 hour ago, jacko45k said:

You are talking nonsense...we do not eat wildlife very much, nearly all is raised for consumption. No shortages of domesticated animals, ask McD and KFC... so put that silly strawman away!

Do you ever think about what that animal has been through to  get onto your plate and into your mouth ? 

[Thingamabob]

1 hour ago, proton said:

what about the ones people eat by the million every year?

Good question. Does anyone ever think about the journey the animal has been on to get on to your plate and into your mouth ?

[Mickeymaus]

These soi dog ???? lovers always remind me of the wolf ???? lovers in Europe... Seem to be a certain species of humans that don't want to understand that such animals pose a danger to people. Or they obviously don't care. 

[nobodysfriend]

25 minutes ago, Mickeymaus said:

t such animals pose a danger to people

The danger that people pose to people is much more real .

[Mickeymaus]

20 minutes ago, nobodysfriend said:

The danger that people pose to people is much more real .

I never got bitten by a human. But I got bitten by a Soi Dog in Central Pattaya. Sorry that I can't show more affection...

[jacko45k]

1 hour ago, Thingamabob said:

Do you ever think about what that animal has been through to  get onto your plate and into your mouth ? 

Do you ever think about the nonsense that comes out of yours?

[Bert got kinky]

 

Serious question for the animal lovers.

Bearing in mind that ALL life is precious, have you ever used flea powder on your pet dog?

What would you do is your dog was infested with ticks?

 

Also, have you ever given your dog a bone to chew on or is your beloved pet forced into an unnatural vegetarian diet.

 

Edited October 27, 2022 by Bert got kinky

[vandeventer]

2 hours ago, Thingamabob said:

Good question. Does anyone ever think about the journey the animal has been on to get on to your plate and into your mouth ?

I saved a ant-eater a few years back as my father- in- law was going to eat him. It cost me 500 baht and a long ride with the ant-eater far into the bush. It all starts with the first animal you save.

[Bert got kinky]

10 minutes ago, vandeventer said:

I saved a ant-eater a few years back as my father- in- law was going to eat him. It cost me 500 baht and a long ride with the ant-eater far into the bush. It all starts with the first animal you save.

Saved an anteater and condemned millions of ants to death.

A far cry from every animal has a right to live, isn't it? ????

 

[vandeventer]

2 hours ago, Mickeymaus said:

I never got bitten by a human. But I got bitten by a Soi Dog in Central Pattaya. Sorry that I can't show more affection...

I don't think you have been in too many fights when growing up as I have been bitten by other kids. I have many Soi dogs where I live as there is a Temple full of them right across the the street. I have never been bit and I walk amongst them and they never showed their teeth. I also don't feed them.

[spidermike007]

They simply need start a nationwide culling program. Most soi dogs are a nuisance. Most are mangy, some are disease ridden, many are hungry, tired, and lead terrible lives of desperation. Some attack people, some terrorize neighborhoods. Many harass the domestic dogs, and cause them to bark all night long, like in my neighborhood. Nobody wants to do anything about it. Culling is the answer. If they found a budget for it, they could do it Western style. Round up the dogs, clean them up, vaccinate them, and put them up for adoption. The ones who are not adopted after 60 days are simply put down. Nothing cruel about it. Not doing something like this, is both cruel to the dogs and to the neighborhoods they infest.

 

The average dog bite cost alot money. A series of rabies shots, etc. And that is assuming someone was not hurt badly, like a small child. So, we should prioritize the health of mangy, miserable soi dogs over the well being of the human population? 

 

Edited October 27, 2022 by spidermike007

[Thingamabob]

3 hours ago, jacko45k said:

Do you ever think about the nonsense that comes out of yours?

Not a very smart response. Never mind. Have a nice day.

[jak2002003]

9 hours ago, nobodysfriend said:

To all the animal haters here  : What meat will you eat when they're all gone ?

Human meat , Cannibalism ? Most probably you'll turn into something like this :

or this

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/animal-populations-faced-a-very-sharp-decline-since-1970-180980957/

Vertebrate wildlife populations across the globe have dropped dramatically over the past 50 years, according to a new World Wildlife Fund (WWF) report, published last week. Between 1970 and 2018, populations declined an average of 69 percent, the researchers say. 

“It is very much a red flag and a warning signal that… the life support system on Earth is in trouble,”

I don't eat any meat.  I have been vegan for a out 15 years.  I definitely don't want to eat Thai street dogs.  

 

All you animal lovers that think every animal has the right to live are so 2 faced. I bet you are eating meat or dairy products...and what do you care about the poor animals that were killed and ground up to make the dog food that is being fed to the street dogs? 

Edited October 27, 2022 by jak2002003

[daveAustin]

15 hours ago, vandeventer said:

This is very good ,as every animal has a right to live even stray dogs and stray cats.

Oh aye, until one of those rabid soi dogs chews the leg off your kid. 

[fredwiggy]

Again, lowering the population by spaying and neutering is where a lot of the money should go. Population gets lowered, problems from overpopulation get lowered. The dogs here are from people who thought a dog was cute when it was a puppy, and they didn't spend any money on getting it spayed or neutered. The dog got bigger, the cuteness went away, and they are left to roam and make other puppies, continuing the problem. Spaying and neutering will help the problem of overpopulation enormously. Feeding stray animals is honorable, but it doesn't fix the real problem. If you hate animals, and treat them badly, you are an anti-social person, and perhaps have Cynophobia. Not caring for animals is one thing, but a hate is different. These types were taught as children that animals should be abused ,tortured and hated, because their parents had these tendencies. A person who abuses animals will abuse people. It's a precursor. Some aren't animal people, and couldn't care less. That's not a problem. Some of the dogs I've encountered dislike people, and avoid them. This is because they have been treated bad by some. I was bitten by one here, and it was someone's dog. This person didn't teach the dog respect for people, and that could cost him a lot of money someday. And very few of these dogs are rabid. If a dog has rabies, it will die within a week to 10 days after it gets into their brain, where it can bite and cause transmission. If they had the facilities to house these stray dogs, as they do in the US, and keep them until adoption, that would help. For now, going around and fixing them is the only reliable thing to do.

[proton]

23 hours ago, Asquith Production said:

So what priorities should the soi dog foundation take.???. At least they try  solve some of the problems which is more than can be said for the Government

They have solved nothing in 20 years, On average they have neutered about 100 dogs a day nationwide, so have barely reduced the population growth. Add to that getting a handful adopted. The priority should be eradication, not neutering then leaving them to continue being pests.

[vandeventer]

14 hours ago, Bert got kinky said:

Saved an anteater and condemned millions of ants to death.

A far cry from every animal has a right to live, isn't it? ????

 

You know they eat a lot of white ants, how is your house holding up?

[Asquith Production]

32 minutes ago, proton said:

They have solved nothing in 20 years, On average they have neutered about 100 dogs a day nationwide, so have barely reduced the population growth. Add to that getting a handful adopted. The priority should be eradication, not neutering then leaving them to continue being pests.

Considering they are a non profit making organization then they are doing a lot more than anybody else here.

[proton]

8 minutes ago, Asquith Production said:

Considering they are a non profit making organization then they are doing a lot more than anybody else here.

Yes, effectively very little, which they never stop exaggerating and telling us about. I'm not so sure about the non profit part.

[Neeranam]

On 10/26/2022 at 7:48 PM, MrJ2U said:

They'll be a lot of donated bags of dogfood available for sale on Facebook marketplace and in the ma and pa corner shops trying to make a buck. 

What are you saying? 

People are going to steal the food? 

How long have you lived here? 

Thai people are very compassionate. 

 

[Bert got kinky]

35 minutes ago, vandeventer said:

You know they eat a lot of white ants, how is your house holding up?

 

Life is life, whatever the creature.

 

[BonMot]

Why keep these animals half alive only to aggravate the streets and bite children.

 

Senseless to me.

[BonMot]

25 minutes ago, Asquith Production said:

Considering they are a non profit making organization then they are doing a lot more than anybody else here.

Would be great if they did much less.

 

Clinton foundation is/was non profit. What's your point?

[KannikaP]

On 10/27/2022 at 7:52 AM, nobodysfriend said:

Blabla ... far too many people already in this world

OK, stop both the soi dogs and the people producing too many babies somehow. Easy with the dogs, but not with the others.

[proton]

14 minutes ago, Neeranam said:

What are you saying? 

People are going to steal the food? 

How long have you lived here? 

Thai people are very compassionate. 

 

Sentimental rather than compassionate, most of them don't even look after thier own dogs properly. They show little compassion for livestock, cocks being forced to fight, trapping birds and turtles or the way fish get chopped about down the markets. Dogs are specially reserved for this hypocritical sentiment, the main reason for it cannot even be talked about, woof woof.

[Asquith Production]

31 minutes ago, proton said:

Yes, effectively very little, which they never stop exaggerating and telling us about. I'm not so sure about the non profit part.

Well Im sure the Thai people who work for them are grateful for employment. You obviously pay a lot of attention to them and have evidence to that fact

[proton]

 

27 minutes ago, Asquith Production said:

Well Im sure the Thai people who work for them are grateful for employment. You obviously pay a lot of attention to them and have evidence to that fact

Thais would be far better employed in a mass culling programme than this sentimental soi dog nonsense. It just makes people think they are involved in doing something good, when actually they are prolonging suffering and pest infestation.

Edited October 28, 2022 by proton

[Asquith Production]

4 minutes ago, proton said:

 

Thais would be far better employed in a mass culling programme than this sentimental soi dog nonsense. It just makes people think they are involved in doing something good, when actually they are prolonging suffering and pest infestation.

Psychiatrist in your pass life then

[fredwiggy]

1 minute ago, Asquith Production said:

Psychiatrist in your pass life then

Patient

[MrJ2U]

1 hour ago, Neeranam said:

What are you saying? 

People are going to steal the food? 

How long have you lived here? 

Thai people are very compassionate. 

 

Definitely.

 

These people need money to survive not dog treats.

 

Get real!