The two orphans are now in our care but they are now old enough to be re-homed and settle happily with someone who would love them and give them a safe haven.
(we are only visitors to the island).
We named them Frida (girl) and Freedom (boy) and they are very attached to one another so it would be cruel to separate them now.
They are still dependant on human attention and care, although they are becoming more independent and keen to explore, especially Frida.
They both know how to use the litter box, they are just a bit clumsy sometimes when using the sand to clean after themselves.
They spend most of the time playing with each other and any willing humans, sleeping under the fridge and eating.
PAC would take care of their vaccinations and sterilization so you don’t need to worry about the medical aspect.
All you need is a little space in your life and heart for these two adorable animals.
They will be grateful for it!
Frida & Freedom and Leo & Ursa
It is Frida & Freedom's last chance to find a home .. Pac is a hospital and not a shelter and do not have the option to keep the Babies!
Please please .. they are so used to touch that it will break my heart ( editor Linda Snitz ) if they do not find a new loving home ..
Maybe ??? <3 <3 <3
WELCOME TO CONTACT PAC PHANGAN ANIMAL CARE ANYTIME FOR FURTHER DETAILS!
PhaNgan Animal Care (PAC) is a non-profit organization based in Wok Tum, Koh PhaNgan
(near the hospital)
The Situation
11 years ago, the island of Koh PhaNgan had no form of veterinary care.
Both owned animals and stray animals roamed the streets in large numbers looking for scraps of food.
Many of these were suffering from malnutrition, disease, injuries and mange.
The odd one would be taken to Koh Samui for treatment by a kindly tourist or local resident but most were left to suffer for agonizing amounts of time.
What is PAC?
PAC was established by Irish veterinarian; Shevaun Gallwey in September 2001 sfter she visited Koh PhaNgan and saw the situation for many of the animals here.
PAC is a small team of staff and volunteers who travel the island, providing nursing care to the stray and temple animals. They also carry out a successful spay and neuter program when volunteer vets come to visit, host rabies vaccination camps regularly around the island and have a hospital for patients that need more regular or long term care.
PAC is a hospital & not a shelter.
Unfortunately they cannot take in healthy animals for re-homing.
How you can help
If you see an animal in need, either sick or injured please contact PAC on 089 875 7513 or email us at info@pacthailand.org with details of the animal - eg. location, colour/markings, male or female and problem.
As an organization they rely 100% on donations so please look out for the donations boxes in various resorts, bars, restaurants and shops around the island or drop by the centre with your donation and help to improve the lives of the animals you see around you.
PAC also relies heavily on volunteers.
If you are a vet or veterinary nurse and want to use your skills and knowledge to make a big difference to the animals here please get in touch. As PAC only has one permanent nurse who is kept very busy attending to all the sick stray animals on the island, your help would be greatly appreciated.
If you are an animal lover and want to make a difference, perhaps you would consider a longer stay.
By dedicating just 3-4 days a week to PAC for a minimum time of 3 months, (longer period required for training) you would really be able to get involved in the day to day running of the clinic. Assist the nurse in giving treatment to the animals, take care of the animals in the hospital and of course, play with the puppies.
PhaNgan Animal Care.
PO Box 70, Thong Sala
Koh PhaNgan, Suratthani 84280
+66 (08) 9 8757513 (mobile)
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