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Thank you, Paangiang, you're too kind.

If anyone here can help, or knows of anyone that can take him, please...

"2tone" (temporary name) looks a lot happier this morning...

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And he's sooo happy around humans...

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"(this driveway feels so much better than that nasty road...)"

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"can i haz home?"

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Looks similar to the lil chap we got from Carefordogs. Bit more black, but cute as this. Very friendly as well, doesn't bark, still a bit afraid of other dogs doing this. Great fun. Congrats to the new family! smile.png

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Well, Jose, I'm very glad it has turned out well for the pup. My conditions/hesitations related to firs if he would live peaceably with my seven cats, and secondly if my rather dominant male alsation would give him too hard a time - I had to find another home for a previous stray who was finding it difficult. Anyway, I'm very glad it has turned out well.

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Thanks, MadMac, Triffid - I have a feeling that 2tone has found the perfect home.

From observation on this pup's reaction to local squirrels, I'd guess that he may have hunting genes and so may not be safe to leave around cats or chickens. Who knows - maybe this is why he was let go in the first place.

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Damn. Got beat to him. Would of loved to have him. My wife and I frequently take in dogs from carefordogs. We have 2 rai of wall next to the forest where I run with my dogs. if it doesn't work out. Let me know.

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Many thanks, FarmerJoe - it's great to see the support here for CareForDogs.

There are so many good-looking dogs waiting for a good home in CFD's waiting list, more so now that they are attempting to rescue two dozen pups surviving in atrocious conditions here.

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I can't take him in, but if i was ever lost and alone i hope someone like you would find me. Your a good personwai2.gif

Agreed! You have just restored a little bit of my faith in humanity, thank you Jose wai.gif

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Paangjang, NexusWR, CBR250, WitawatWatawit, please... <blush> You are all very kind, but in all honesty my small attempts at helping man's best friend pale in comparison to efforts by dedicated souls, such as Elfe, Koh Samui's own Mother Teresa.

Elfi has practically single-handed built a tiny oasis for 200 dogs in desperate need, in a part of Thailand where the cruelty of dog-poisoning is considered the social norm. From 6am to beyond midnight, 365 days a year, 100% of this unassuming unsung heroine's life revolves around finding ways to help her lovely but desperate pups survive. From my point of view, there is no greater worthwhile charity than Elfe and her pups, which I try and help whenever I find myself with some spare cash.

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This is great news.

Keep in mind that if dogs are well cared for, they can live up to 15 years and for those considering acquiring a dog in Thailand should be certain of being able to stay in Thailand for the very long term or at least have close friends or family members willing and capable of giving the dog a decent home if having to leave the country. Any doubts of ifs, buts and maybes, should not take on a dog under any circumstances, for obvious reasons.

Most of the animal rescue centres recommend the vet, Doctor Chakrit. Details below.

He is a Thai American qualified veterary surgeon. All the staff speak English. Most of his medicines and pet supplies are imported.

Not the cheapest vet in town, but depends of how much people value the welfare of their pets.

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This might be of some interest, Soi Dog The Movie. Based in Phuket...

True life heroes...

The amount of physical fortitude, commitment, courage, sacrifice and emotional strength required to deal with the myriad of adversities when caring for soi dogs at this scale, would simply be overwhelming for the average person like me. These kind souls deserve all the support we can offer.

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