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Dogs found tied and dumped on Army officer’s orders ‘now safe’

January 06, 2019

Two dogs, who were left to suffer the hot sun for seven hours with their legs and mouths tied up and then dumped at a dumpsite in Lop Buri province on New Year’s eve on the orders of a senior military officer, are now safe, according to Watchdog Thailand (WDT).

Man questioned over bestiality ‘club’ in northern Thailand

November 05, 2018

A man who was allegedly running a bestiality “club” near the northern capital of Chiang Mai has been questioned by police after an investigation lasting more than a year by animal-rights activists Watchdog Thailand (WDT).

Manhunt for ‘sexual-abuse' dog kidnapper in Rayong

MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 2018

Rayong police have launched a manhunt for an alleged animal abuser suspected of having stolen a female dog in order to sexually abuse it, leaving its eight 10-day-old puppies to starve.

Reports of poisoned stray dogs outrage animal-rights groups

TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 2018

TEN animal-rights groups and other animal lovers will rally outside the head offices of the Department of Livestock Development (DLD) in Bangkok at 1pm today to object to DLD officials’ “cold-hearted” slaughter of dogs, Watchdog Thailand legal assistant and veterinarian Pattaranan Sajarom said yesterday.

Animal rights group seeks action over abandoned dogs

SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 2018

Watchdog Thailand has filed a complaint with police after people from a Chon Buri dog farm allegedly dumped 18 small-breed dogs at a temple in the eastern province.

Watchdog Thailand files complaint against ‘serial street cat killer’

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2018

Phra Kanong police on Monday issued a summons for a man to turn himself in to face charges of animal cruelty after he was seen on security camera footage killing a street cat.