Due to the recent tragic death of one of our cats, from a road accident, we are able to open our home to the adoption of a new kitten. We are life-long cat lovers and will offer the best of care and lots of love to the new member of our family. We are looking for a FEMALE kitten of between 1-4 months old, who has been hand-raised and is a "people" cat.

Preference goes to "hard-luck" cases and funny colourations are certainly encouraged. If you have or know of any cats up for adoption, please PM to me. We live in Pattaya so are limited to kittens in this area.

PS: We are looking to adopt (not buy) our new family member

So sorry to hear about your cat.

I suggest you contact www.scadbangkok.org/adoption, altho based in Bangkok I thibnk they can arrange to send cats elsewhere (in fact, they even do international adoptions). On the website you can browse pictures and descriptions.

Good luck, and post a picture of the new one once you have him/her!

So sorry to hear about your cat.

I suggest you contact www.scadbangkok.org/adoption, altho based in Bangkok I thibnk they can arrange to send cats elsewhere (in fact, they even do international adoptions). On the website you can browse pictures and descriptions.

Good luck, and post a picture of the new one once you have him/her!

I had no idea that there was somewhere like www.scadbangkok.org in Thailand, I just donated $100 and will probably donate more. Maybe this thread could have a permanent link to these people because it looks like a great organisation.

Check at a Wat near where you live. Many people leave unwanted cats ans dogs there with the Monks as they value all life. I personaly feed and care for about 15 cats at the Wat near me. I am sure you will find a good cat.

Jim From Sa Kaeo

I know the temple at Mabprachan reservior has quite a few kittens/cats at the moment... Not to mention LOTS of dogs and pups.

You could always drop in there

I suggest you contact www.scadbangkok.org/adoption, altho based in Bangkok I thibnk they can arrange to send cats elsewhere (in fact, they even do international adoptions). On the website you can browse pictures and descriptions.

Thanks for the great link...lottas cut cats available for adoption there. I have a car so it is not a problem for me to drive up to Bangkok and visit this very worthwhile looking organization.

So sorry to hear about your cat.

I suggest you contact www.scadbangkok.org/adoption, altho based in Bangkok I thibnk they can arrange to send cats elsewhere (in fact, they even do international adoptions). On the website you can browse pictures and descriptions.

Good luck, and post a picture of the new one once you have him/her!

I had no idea that there was somewhere like www.scadbangkok.org in Thailand, I just donated $100 and will probably donate more. Maybe this thread could have a permanent link to these people because it looks like a great organisation.

Hi EmptyMind,

There is a permanent link with several websites of dog an cat rescue organisations in Thailand. Please, see the pinned thread Pets for sale or free

Bangkok:

•Soi Dog Rescue (New name: SCAD) http://www.soidogrescue.org/ or www.scadbagkok.org://http://www.soidogrescue.org/ [color...kok.org[/color]

Chiang Mai:

•Care for Dogs http://carefordogs.org/index2.php or PM Allyt

•Lanna Dog Rescue http://www.lannadog.net/

Hua Hin:

•Hua Hin Dog Rescue Center http://www.dogrescuecenter.org/ or PM November rain

Hua Hin Dog Rescue Center has now ceased to exist. They have a new name, new goals and new aims, both for the 150 or so dogs they currently care for, and for the community of Hua Hin. To reflect these changes, they have a new name – HEADROCK DOGS* Rehoming Centre and a new website address: http://www.headrockdogs.org

Koh Samui:

•Elfe's Animal Crowd http://elfesworld.blogspot.com/ or http://www.elfesworld.com/index.php?id=64,0,0,1,0,0 or PM Elfe

Pattaya:

•Tony's Dog Shelter http://www.tonydisco.com/html/dog_shelter.php

•Pattaya Animal Welfare Society PAWS President Ms. Alvi Sinthuvanik, Office Address 341/27 Soi Kasemsuwan, Pattaya City 20260. PAWS Vice President. Mrs. Mirin Mac Carthy, Email: <[email protected]> Fax: 038-231 675. PAWS Secretary Bob Davis, tel. 038-225-583 038-225 514 Ext. 224. PAWS Treasurer Dr. Nop Sukpanyatham, tel. 423410, fax 410311.

Phuket:

•Phuket Animal Welfare Society P.A.W.S. Office: 371/12 Yaowaraj Rd., Muang, Phuket 83000, Thailand, Tel: +66-76-355 408, Fax: +66-76-224 113, Email: [email protected]

Ko Payam http://www.animalpayam.org/

Ko Phangan: http://www.pacthailand.org/

Phuket: http://www.thaiwave.com/atigaro/

Samui: http://www.samuidog.org/

Nienke

ok, tried to edit the scad link 5 times and it doesn't work. So, be it. The link works anyway.

ok, tried to edit the scad link 5 times and it doesn't work. So, be it. The link works anyway.

Thanks for your time :-) It was appreciated :-)

Due to the recent tragic death of one of our cats, from a road accident, we are able to open our home to the adoption of a new kitten. We are life-long cat lovers and will offer the best of care and lots of love to the new member of our family. We are looking for a FEMALE kitten of between 1-4 months old, who has been hand-raised and is a "people" cat.

Preference goes to "hard-luck" cases and funny colourations are certainly encouraged. If you have or know of any cats up for adoption, please PM to me. We live in Pattaya so are limited to kittens in this area.

PS: We are looking to adopt (not buy) our new family member

Hi

I am wondering if you are still interested in adopting a cat. We have a Siamese cat named Mimi, which is looking to a new mum or dad. She had been vaccinated and looked after for one and half year.

If you are interested please **email removed** please PM poster--sbk

cheers,

Kim

I have three baby cats, but I'm in Phuket. I'm guessing DHL doesn't do cats. Just kidding. If you were in Phuket you could have one of ours. They're very cute.

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/Kitten-t2045...26#entry2135726