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Three dangerous dogs escaped from an unknown owner in the Thewi Park Village area of Bang Saray, Sattahip District, Chonburi, causing panic among local residents. The dogs aggressively chased and attacked both locals and pets, prompting action by the authorities.

 

The incident, which began late evening on September 7, was first reported on the Kled Kaew Subdistrict Municipality’s Facebook page, urging residents in the village to stay vigilant. The public was warned to avoid the area after receiving reports that the dogs were roaming the streets, threatening the safety of people and animals alike.

 

 

By the morning of September 8, Mr. Yosawat Phuwaratlerdkun, Mayor of Kled Kaew Municipality, led a team of officers from the Public Health and Environment Division, along with disaster prevention staff, to search for the dangerous dogs. They managed to locate the three dogs, all females aged 2-3 years.

 

With the help of the Sattahip District Livestock Department and local administrative officials, the authorities deployed tranquilizer darts to safely subdue the dogs. Two of the dogs were successfully tranquillised and captured, while the third managed to flee into the nearby forest, remaining at large. The search for the final dog is ongoing, and local authorities continue to monitor the area to ensure public safety.

 

No one has come forward to claim ownership of the three dogs. The two captured dogs are currently being kept in secure enclosures while efforts are made to locate their owner. If no one claims them, the dogs will be transferred to a local stray animal shelter.

 

Authorities urge the public to remain cautious, and anyone with information regarding the dog’s whereabouts is encouraged to contact the local municipality for assistance. 
 

-- 2024-09-08
 

 

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2 hours ago, Georgealbert said:

 

 

Picture courtesy of Khaosod.

 

Three dangerous dogs escaped from an unknown owner in the Thewi Park Village area of Bang Saray, Sattahip District, Chonburi, causing panic among local residents. The dogs aggressively chased and attacked both locals and pets, prompting action by the authorities.

 

The incident, which began late evening on September 7, was first reported on the Kled Kaew Subdistrict Municipality’s Facebook page, urging residents in the village to stay vigilant. The public was warned to avoid the area after receiving reports that the dogs were roaming the streets, threatening the safety of people and animals alike.

 

 

 

By the morning of September 8, Mr. Yosawat Phuwaratlerdkun, Mayor of Kled Kaew Municipality, led a team of officers from the Public Health and Environment Division, along with disaster prevention staff, to search for the dangerous dogs. They managed to locate the three dogs, all females aged 2-3 years.

 

With the help of the Sattahip District Livestock Department and local administrative officials, the authorities deployed tranquilizer darts to safely subdue the dogs. Two of the dogs were successfully tranquillised and captured, while the third managed to flee into the nearby forest, remaining at large. The search for the final dog is ongoing, and local authorities continue to monitor the area to ensure public safety.

 

No one has come forward to claim ownership of the three dogs. The two captured dogs are currently being kept in secure enclosures while efforts are made to locate their owner. If no one claims them, the dogs will be transferred to a local stray animal shelter.

 

Authorities urge the public to remain cautious, and anyone with information regarding the dog’s whereabouts is encouraged to contact the local municipality for assistance. 
 

-- 2024-09-08
 

 

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Nobody in the neighborhood with a gun or machete?

5 minutes ago, newbee2022 said:

Nobody in the neighborhood with a gun or machete?

 

 

To kill the owner?

2 hours ago, Georgealbert said:

If no one claims them, the dogs will be transferred to a local stray animal shelter.

 

Why ? If they are dangerous they should be humanely put down.

 

Secondly , if the owner is traced they should be given a very hefty fine to cover the costs of the authorities plus discourage ownership of these dangerous animals. If people knew you would definitely  be fined 50,000 baht per dog should it escape they might be a lot more careful about securing them. This would have cost the owner a 150,000 baht fine .

Adorable animals. 

 

Train the locals in how to actually care for animals! 

1 minute ago, JeffersLos said:

Adorable animals. 

 

Train the locals in how to actually care for animals! 

 

 

It needs a sea change in attitude, which may come about through training.

 

Personally I would like to see dog registration and licencing be made compulsory. Every dog chipped, compulsory insurance and compulsory medical checks/vaccinations. 

 

Those steps alone would ensure the dog population was decimated.

  This would keep them under control.

9 minutes ago, JeffersLos said:

Adorable animals. 

 

Train the locals in how to actually care for animals! 

Take care of their animals, in many cases Thais

 

11 minutes ago, JeffersLos said:

Adorable animals. 

 

Train the locals in how to actually care for animals! 

In many cases Thais can't even take care of their own kids

9 minutes ago, brianthainess said:

  This would keep them under control.

Nah....use hollow point

Oh please Mayor Mr Yasoway,  can you just continue on with your darts and eradicate or move your soi dogs as they are vermin and becoming pests everywhere. 

 

Thanks Mayor ....    please see it's actioned. 

58 minutes ago, Will B Good said:

 

 

To kill the owner?

Good answer❤️. 

3 hours ago, Georgealbert said:

The two captured dogs are currently being kept in secure enclosures while efforts are made to locate their owner. If no one claims them, the dogs will be transferred to a local stray animal shelter.

Where another unsuspecting person will be lumbered with them, I doubt they will be told the reason why they are in a animal shelter. 

The obvious answer is to ban dogs bred to kill, but would that even get enforced?

So nobody knows who the owner is? Rubbish.

Bang Saray is not a massively populated area.

I'm sure several locals do, but just won't inform the authorities for some reason.

2 minutes ago, nakhonandy said:

So nobody knows who the owner is? Rubbish.

Bang Saray is not a massively populated area.

I'm sure several locals do, but just won't inform the authorities for some reason.

 

Could be the local mafia.

10 minutes ago, BangkokReady said:

The obvious answer is to ban dogs bred to kill, but would that even get enforced?

The obvious answer is to ban dogs.

6 minutes ago, Will B Good said:

 

Could be the local mafia.

Very likely.

33 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

The obvious answer is to ban dogs.

 

Why ban the dogs that aren't bred to kill and don't regularly kill and disfigure people?

13 hours ago, Denim said:

Why ? If they are dangerous they should be humanely put down.

Not the Thai culture.

12 hours ago, brianthainess said:

Where another unsuspecting person will be lumbered with them, I doubt they will be told the reason why they are in a animal shelter. 

No point telling the dogs why I expect!

11 hours ago, Will B Good said:

 

Could be the local mafia.

 

With only one member...

16 hours ago, Georgealbert said:

With the help of the Sattahip District Livestock Department and local administrative officials, the authorities deployed tranquilizer darts to safely subdue the dogs. Two of the dogs were successfully tranquillised and captured, while the third managed to flee into the nearby forest, remaining at large. The search for the final dog is ongoing, and local authorities continue to monitor the area to ensure public safety.

 

It reports that the dogs were safely subdued and immediately follows that only 2 were tranquillised and captured!
So, the dogs were NOT safely subdued, 2 dogs were.

11 hours ago, BangkokReady said:

 

Why ban the dogs that aren't bred to kill and don't regularly kill and disfigure people?

 

Do the ones bred to kill wear badges to highlight this?

13 hours ago, JeffersLos said:

Adorable animals. 

 

Train the locals in how to actually care for animals! 

 

Obviously not and it's time to stop this parroted nonsense of it's not the dogs it's the owners it IS ALWAYS the dogs, they are pests at best.

17 hours ago, Georgealbert said:

No one has come forward to claim ownership of the three dogs.

If a farang had clipped one with his car, the queue of owners would be round the block.  No owner is going to come forward to face claims for compensation/medical attention for the victims.

14 hours ago, BangkokReady said:

15 hours ago, Liverpool Lou said:

The obvious answer is to ban dogs.

 

Why ban the dogs that aren't bred to kill and don't regularly kill and disfigure people?

Ok, then, just ban all dogs of any breed that have ever attacked or bitten anyone,  pit bulls, rottweillers, toy poodles, labradors, whatever, as they obviously have the inbred instinct to bite.

8 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Ok, then, just ban all dogs of any breed that have ever attacked or bitten anyone,  pit bulls, rottweillers, toy poodles, labradors, whatever, as they obviously have the inbred instinct to bite.

Please not Scooby Doo.

 

Get rid of them and tell all those tree huggers, do-gooders and doggie-rescuers, that a dog is a dog and a human being is a human being. And unless they are all vegetarian, there is absolutely no reason for not putting such "pets" down in the interest of public safety. 

It is absolutely unbelievable, to what extent stupidity and ignorance and grow in this country, really! 

21 minutes ago, Henk Langeweg said:

29 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Ok, then, just ban all dogs of any breed that have ever attacked or bitten anyone,  pit bulls, rottweillers, toy poodles, labradors, whatever, as they obviously have the inbred instinct to bite.

Please not Scooby Doo.

That bastard dog included!

2 hours ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Ok, then, just ban all dogs of any breed that have ever attacked or bitten anyone,  pit bulls, rottweillers, toy poodles, labradors, whatever, as they obviously have the inbred instinct to bite.

 

Why treat all dogs the same when it's one type that's causing the problems?

 

Ban the dogs that are bred to kill and do most of the disfiguring and killing.

 

I think sometimes you forget that when you constantly troll and disagree with people for fun, you often make nonsensical arguments.