As we care for these little ones, we are eager to find them loving homes. In Pai, the trend of buying dogs from breeders has led to many local dogs being overlooked. We hope to inspire a shift in mindset, encouraging our community to consider adopting and supporting local animals in need.

Thank you for supporting Pete’s Mission and helping us give these deserving puppies a brighter future. With your help, we aim to change perceptions and find these sweet siblings the homes they deserve. And if you yourself consider adding an animal to your family, please adopt from your local shelter and help reduce the number of homeless dogs in this world.

#adoptdontshop

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Since this is something that happens frequently and we consider a significant part of our rescue work, here is a break down of how Pete’s Mission is able to help.

Thailand is home to millions of street dogs and therefore it happens quite regulary that Pete’s Mission receives information about a new puppy litter in the area. Whenever this happens we’ll make sure to visit the mumma & her babies straight away to see if they are living in a safe spot. If they aren’t: we’ll take them to the sanctuary immediately. For example in the past we have picked up puppies who were underfed, living in a drain pipe, close to big roads or whose mum had been killed like it’s the case with this litter. We’ll always take medical care of mum & her babies and feed them daily, unless of course there are locals living nearby who are taking over this responsibility.

Whenever the pupies are old enough we’ll then ensure to find save homes for them by reaching out to our local community. Pete’s Mission was set up to improve the welfare of stray animals and the most effective way of doing this is by managing the root problem, which is the overpopulation of street animals. This is why we have a spay and neuter programm and sterilize dogs on a weekly basis.

In the past years we have been able to save,  rehome, spay and neuter countless of puppies and we’ll continue to do so. Please consider supporting our vital work since we are the only animal rescue in this area.

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Thailand is home to millions of street dogs and therefore it happens quite regulary that Pete’s Mission receives information about a new puppy litter in the area. Whenever this happens we’ll make sure to visit the mumma & her babies straight away to see if they are living in a safe spot. If they aren’t: we’ll take them to the sanctuary immediately. For example in the past we have picked up puppies who were underfed, living in a drain pipe, close to big roads or whose mum had been killed. We’ll also always take medical care of mum & her babies and feed them daily, unless of course there are locals living nearby who are taking over this responsibility.

Whenever the pupies are old enough we’ll then ensure to find save homes for them by reaching out to our local community. Pete’s Mission was set up to improve the welfare of stray animals and the most effective way of doing this is by managing the root problem, which is the overpopulation of street animals. This is why we have a spay and neuter programm and sterilize dogs on a weekly basis.

We were able to save,  rehome, spay and neuter countless of puppies so far and we’ll continue to do so. Please consider supporting our vital work since we are the only animal rescue in this area.

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After just a couple of weeks we found the perfect family for Phoenix, whose new name is “Phukaow” (Mountain) . His new  home is nothing short of paradise for a young energetic dog. He shares his palace with 2 humans and 2 other dogs. Never again will he be chained.

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We brought Takatan home, she settled in well and found a new mum in our fierceful longterm-resident Peanut.
She received the care that she needed and was soon back on her feet.

After only 2 months at Pete’s Mission our little Grasshopper got adopted!
Her new home is beautiful and far from busy roads.
And although we’ll miss her, her adoption will allow us to take in another pup in need.

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Merkle does love a good road trip in Ryan’s sidecar and is also blissed out when being driven around the premises in a motorbike.

Ryan looks after Merkle whether it’s to regularly clean out his eyes, keep an eye on his medical conditions or to let him in or out the house as and when Merkle chooses, such as in the early hours. He likes to go out for awhile and then makes it loudly known he wants to come back in. Not a dog to be ignored!

A lovely soul enjoying his retirement years at Pete’s Mission.

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Some of Duda’s favourite day-to-day activities during the past years were:

• naptime inside one of the many unlocked cages on the property
• being all humble & sweet until it’s time to defend her foodbowl with evil growls
• accompanying best friend Chloe and sister Shirley
• occasionally breaking out to explore the dirty, nearby ponds
• hiding from all potential trouble in the disabled pen, meanwhile getting voluntarily beaten up by Peanut
• using the outside sink as a step in order to jump inside the house and observe what her human friends are up to

The 10th of May was a special day for our girl Duda, it was time to move into her new found home.
It was a bittersweet goodbye, as she’ll be missed terribly at Pete’s Mission.
But having found a beautiful, safe home for her fills us all with joy and luckily she hasn’t moved too far for us to visit.

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The day came on Friday 24 th April 2020 when it was his turn to be adopted, having been looked over on other occasions. He’ll be such a welcome addition to the local family who have adopted him.

We miss him at Pete’s Mission and wish him happiness in his new home.

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Pickle was left in a box at a temple in November 2019. Ryan was contacted and so Pickle moved into Pete’s Mission, initially into Ryan’s bedroom as he got acclimatised to his new home. He then became the roomie of volunteers. He was the tiniest, cutest of puppies. He grew bolder and initially spent a lot of time both with his fellow roommates, Mr Merkle, our bull terrier and Miss Pod. He got bigger, bolder and cheekier never losing his cuteness
He thrived on his plant-based food.

He was adopted on Saturday 25th April, a day after Moose and by the same family. He was so happy to be reunited with his friend, Mr Moose. Once again another beautiful soul who came to share time at Pete’s Mission, won our hearts and to whom we wish the happiness he deserves. Chok Di little fellow

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His adoption was a particularly heartwarming moment for the whole team, as Hug has had a tough start in life.

Hug had been living almost his entire life chained up, like so many other dogs in Thailand. It’s not unlikely that ever since he was a puppy, he has never experienced freedom.

After seeing Hug in his living conditions, Ryan had been trying to convince the owners to set him free with no success. One morning in September 2019 Ryan was able to take Hug to the sanctuary, after he had broken up a dog fight between Hug and another dog that had left the two of them tangled up and wounded. From then on Hug stayed at Pete’s Mission and loved the new freedom that came with it.

Knowing Hug has found a home is incredibly uplifting.

It truly is a perfect match.

He’s safe, healthy and loved.

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