Blakstienius
8-year-old boy who still lives at the island landfill.
Germany · Norway · Ireland · England · Lithuania
ADOPT ABROAD
Around 50 of our dogs have travelled all the way to loving families across Europe.
A few years ago, we started helping Koh Kood dogs find homes in Europe. Since then, around 50 dogs have travelled all the way to loving families across Europe.
Some families didn't adopt just one dog. They opened their homes to two, and some even to four of our dogs. It shows that when you truly want to make it happen, almost anything is possible.
There are still many dogs here who have been waiting for their own loving homes for many years. They are still hoping that one day, someone will choose them too. Maybe you are that person: someone willing and able to open the door of your home and your heart to one of them.
Sometimes one decision can completely change a dog's entire life.
Looking for a home
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Flown home
What it costs to fly one dog to Europe: about €1,500–1,700
| Rabies vaccine ×2 and virus disease vaccine ×2 | €18 |
| Nexgard Spectra for 4 months | €30 |
| Dog food for 4 months | €80 |
| Blood supplements (if needed) | €19 |
| 4Dx Snap test for tick diseases | €18 |
| Trip from Koh Kood to the Koh Chang clinic | €116 |
| Microchip | €20 |
| Blood draw at the clinic | €6 |
| Blood titer test in Europe | €97 |
| Babesiosis PCR test | €28 |
| Neutering / spaying | €30 |
| Blood count, liver and kidney tests | €17 |
| Koh Kood to Trat before the flight | €15 |
| Taxi from Trat to Bangkok | €97 |
| Flight crate (depends on the dog's weight) | €120–160 |
| Import papers for Europe, prepared in Bangkok | €150 |
| Flight ticket for the dog | €600–800 |
Before / after
This is just a tiny glimpse of the dogs we have rescued from death. These are some of the most extreme rescue cases: what the dogs looked like before, the condition they were in when they came to us, and how their lives changed after being rescued.
