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Stray Dog Menace Alarms Pattaya Community, Urgent Action Demanded


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Residents of Sukhumvit Pattaya Soi 15/3 are on edge as a pack of stray dogs left by a former neighbour turns aggressive, increasingly threatening the safety and wellbeing of the community. The dogs, including a mother and her pups, have become a serious concern, with more than ten involved in several attacks, resulting in injuries and medical expenses for those affected.

 

In recent days, a victim faced medical costs exceeding 7,000 baht, while another resident painfully fractured a collarbone trying to flee from the dogs. Understandably distressed, the community has been imploring local police and the Pattaya City government to take immediate action to prevent further incidents.

 

Acknowledging the gravity of the situation, the Pattaya Complaints Centre has assured residents that a veterinary team from the Pattaya Public Health Department will soon address the issue. This team is tasked with capturing the strays and transferring them to the Plutaluang Animal Shelter, where they will receive care aimed at rehabilitation and eventual adoption.

 

The Plutaluang shelter, run by the Pattaya municipality, not only serves as a sanctuary for stray animals found across the city but also prepares them for new homes after ensuring they are sterilised. Meanwhile, residents are encouraged to support this initiative by donating food or adopting one of the shelter's animals.

 

For information or assistance, locals are urged to contact the Plutaluang Shelter or the Pattaya Contact Centre at 1337, available around the clock.

 

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11 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Residents of Sukhumvit Pattaya Soi 15/3 are on edge as a pack of stray dogs left by a former neighbour turns aggressive, increasingly threatening the safety and wellbeing of the community. The dogs, including a mother and her pups, have become a serious concern, with more than ten involved in several attacks, resulting in injuries and medical expenses for those affected.

Injection does the trick

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Getting worse where I live....not mentioning my neighbour's 'kennels'.... a new business opened at the bottom of my road and that came with a few dogs that are now a pack, who get involved with two others nearby, and of course the neighbours dogs. Not had an issue being attacked when on my motorbike yet, but saw a Thai guy get attacked further down the road and he lost a bit of skin to the tarmac. 

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There are at least 14 dogs in the pack on our Soi on Pratumnak hill. They took away about 7 a couple years ago and sterilized them, but then brought them back and dumped them where they picked them up. Now other dogs have joined and had a couple litters. They are still causing trouble with chasing drivers and killing neighbors cats. They really need to get a grip on this. Spay/neuter and release just doesn’t work. 

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A lead weight in the left ear fixes the problem instantly. In most countries after they are captured and taken to an animal facility people have 4 weeks to claim them. When that time frame elapses they are humanely euthanized. Who's going to claim a dog that has bitten people. I'm sure the people who were attacked would claim damages for their injuries.

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6 hours ago, mikebell said:

as are most residents in every soi in the land.  A sure sign of a Banana Republic when such animals are allowed to roam wild, attacking children; pedestrians; cyclists; causing accidents; urinating/defecating everywhere, whilst health conscious Thais still wear masks!

The masks are against the soot paticles, after all, there are many diesel cars.

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1 hour ago, mikebell said:

as are most residents in every soi in the land.  A sure sign of a Banana Republic when such animals are allowed to roam wild, attacking children; pedestrians; cyclists; causing accidents; urinating/defecating everywhere, whilst health conscious Thais still wear masks!

Are you referring to dogs or some people that live here?

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1 hour ago, spidermike007 said:

The real solution is massive, nationwide culling. These are mangy creatures, leading desperate lives. Show some nerve and compassion and take them out of the misery. Clean up the streets!

 

People get so sensitive about soi dogs, yet they do not hesitate to encourage the killing of pigs, cows and other animals for their own enjoyment and consumption. Isn't there a bit of hypocrisy there? If you eat animals, you are responsible for their slaughter. 

 

At least one can make an argument that the animals they eat serve a function. That argument cannot be made about the mangy, diseased, pestilent, sad, forlorn, abandoned soi dogs. They lead lives of desperation. 

 

If you love them show some commitment and adopt a few. Otherwise, let's get rid of them.

 

Dogs aren't food besides the weirdos that eat them, being domestic animals, while the others you mention were put here for us to eat. Some people know the difference. Culling isn't the answer because it won't stop more being born as well as a stepped up spay and neuter program funded by the government could, and practiced countrywide. Reducing the births is how the population decreases. Dogs that attack should be put down, as they've never learned from anyone here respect for people, and do what wild dogs do and protect their areas. People here don't respect life as westerners do, and this shows in how animals are treated, so it's not only a dog problem but a care one.

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38 minutes ago, fredwiggy said:

Dogs aren't food besides the weirdos that eat them, being domestic animals, while the others you mention were put here for us to eat. Some people know the difference. Culling isn't the answer because it won't stop more being born as well as a stepped up spay and neuter program funded by the government could, and practiced countrywide. Reducing the births is how the population decreases. Dogs that attack should be put down, as they've never learned from anyone here respect for people, and do what wild dogs do and protect their areas. People here don't respect life as westerners do, and this shows in how animals are treated, so it's not only a dog problem but a care one.

 

Some animals were put here for us to eat and some as pets, what nonsense, all animals are the same. Domestic and farm animals are just artificial human constructs, why should pigs be eaten and dogs not? Strays should be put down on sight, they are vermin.

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