Help us protect the dogs from rain, heat, and an uncertain future.

We’re in the middle of Thailand’s rainy season, and our enclosures still don’t have roofs. The dogs are often standing in the rain and mud, and when the sun comes back out, the heat becomes unbearable.
We already received a quote to build one new roof, but we need several. The average cost is €1,500 per enclosure.

We want to install special shade and weatherproof roofs that protect the dogs from both rain and heat, giving them a dry, safe, and comfortable place to rest.

We also have exciting news — we’ve received approval to expand our land!
To make that possible, we first need to install a strong fence around the new area.
To save money, we’ll do as much as we can ourselves: digging holes, setting posts, and placing the fencing.
One 10-meter roll of fencing costs € 55/ 2085 thb excluding posts, cement, and anti-dig panels (to prevent escapes or digging under).
We’ll need at least 200 meters of fencing, totaling around € 1,700 / 64600 thb in materials.

🐾 Would you like to support us in another way?
Instead of a one-time donation for the construction work, you can also help us more sustainably:

• Become a monthly sponsor – starting from just € 5/ 200 thb a month, you’ll support food, medical care, and maintenance.

• Or adopt a dog from a distance for € 30 / 1200 thb a month and directly improve their well-being and health.

At PAWSS, we cook fresh meals every day for our dogs: rice with rotating vegetables (carrots, broccoli, or spinach), combined with Pro Wild salmon dry food, Dog Enjoy tuna, and canned food.
They also receive fresh beef bones weekly to chew on.

We also care for several special needs dogs, such as:

• Tan – who suffers from early kidney issues and joint problems since birth.

• Hope – a true distemper survivor who is now blind and requires daily eye drops.

• Hugo and Juno — two blind puppies left at the temple simply because they were born blind.

🌍 Our goal goes beyond temporary care.
We’re working toward a future where fewer dogs end up on the streets — by investing in sterilization projects that reduce the stray population and prevent suffering at its source.

With your support, we can keep building a safe place for today, and a real solution for tomorrow.