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Adoptable dogs

Taylor street dog adoption

Larry

Larry is a very sweet, affectionate, and somewhat quirky boy! He originally came to the land because he was severely underweight and we assumed he had a serious medical condition. After months of testing and observation we have yet to find a medical issue, and we now think Larry might just be a very disinterested eater! 

Larry loves human attention and will literally lean into your legs if you're next to him. He would love nothing more than to cuddle up with someone all day long. He can occasionally react to other dogs, so he would be best as the only dog in a home, and will likely always be an on-leash dog as he has a tendency to roam. Larry will need a special diet to ensure that he keeps an appropriate amount of weight on! 


Sex: Male
Age: 3-4 years
Weight: 19.6 kg

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Taylor street dog adoption

Britney

Britney was found with her litter of young puppies, living under a digger in a very bad state. Someone had put a heavy chain and padlock around her neck and she was completely unapproachable. We're not sure of Britney's past, but she had clearly been abused and neglected by people; it is possible she had been used for fighting.

Britney has been at Happy Doggo Land for 2.5 years, and has mostly been kept separated from other dogs and only walked by a handful of people. There has, however, been a big change in Britney lately! She's no longer snarly towards strangers, but approaches in a friendly and playful way. She's expanded her social circle and has learnt to enjoy attention from lots of different people and some dogs too!

Britney is looking for experienced dog owners who have experience with reactive dogs. She will need to always be the only dog in the home and will require careful introductions to other dogs. That said, he has a huge amount of energy, love, and affection to offer the right family and we're confident that she will absolutely blossom in the right home! 


Sex: Female
Age: 5
Weight: 17 kg

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Taylor street dog adoption

Rolo

Rolo is a friendly street dog that Niall has been feeding for a couple of years. Unfortunately, Niall arrived one morning a few months ago to find Rolo hiding under a house, unable to walk and crying in pain.

He had been hit by a car, breaking his left hind leg and dislocating his hip. Rolo had an operation to fix his leg and he came to Happy Doggo land to recover. He is now walking again and is currently able to manage short walks, building up to more endurance.

He will always have a limp and slightly limited mobility, so he is looking for a family that can continue his physiotherapy and provide a home without too many steep stairs. Rolo can be a bit unsure about strangers at first, but once he gets to know you he is very affectionate and loves people! He gets on well with other dogs, but it would be best for him to be the only dog in the house.


Sex: Male
Age: 2
Weight: 17 kg

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FAQs

Some of our most commonly asked questions about adopting a dog from Thailand.

Which countries are eligible for international adoptions?

We can currently send dogs to the EU, the UK, and the United States. We can also send dogs to most South East Asian countries, depending on exact quarantine requirements.

Please note that we are only able to send dogs to the following airports in the United States: LAX, ATL, MIA, JFK, PHL, IAD.

For UK adoptions, dogs must fly to Paris before commuting over land into the UK.

How much does it cost to adopt a dog from Thailand?

There are a lot of factors that go into calculating the final adoption price, but for the EU, UK, and US the cost is typically from USD $1,800 - $3,000. If you are selected to adopt one of our dogs, we will take a $500 deposit up front to cover the cost of food and required vaccinations.

How long does the adoption process take?

From the time we receive an adoption deposit, you can expect it to take 12 weeks until the dog is ready to travel. This is because there are mandatory minimum waiting times between a dog's vaccinations and required antibody testing.

Are all dogs available for adoption?

No, not every dog that we treat will be available for adoption. This could be due to the dog's health, their likeliness to adapt well to a home, or simply because they are happy and well cared for on the street. In addition, some dogs (all snub-nosed/bully breeds) are not permitted on airplanes, so they cannot be re-homed outside of Thailand.

What kind of training do your dogs have?

This really depends on the dog and their unique background, but we do not do any behavioural or lifestyle training. You can expect most of our dogs to be able to walk comfortably on leash, but you will likely need to work on house/potty training and basic obedience.

How do you choose who gets to adopt?

We do our best to match every dog to the best household for their specific requirements. We thoroughly review every application and interview all prospective new parents, and at the end of the day we might match potential adopters with a different dog than they originally applied for.

Help a dog get to their forever home

All of our dogs traveling overseas need a dedicated flight volunteer to escort them home. If you're flying from Thailand to Europe or the United States, you could help a deserving dog get home.

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Meet some of our Happy Doggos

Here are just a few of the dogs that we've helped, whose lives and stories have captivated people all over the world. It's these dogs that make us do the work we do.

Tina

If one dog could change the world, it's Tina. Rescued after a lifetime of mistreatment, Tina was the sweetest and most loving dog you could ever meet.

Her life with us was too short, but her memory and legacy will live on in Tina's Hospital.

Hope

The first ever Happy Doggo to be adopted, Hope came to us after being slashed by a machete and shot with a nail gun.

She had completely shut down. But with a lot of love and patience, Hope is now living an incredible life in the UK.

Whacker

Whacker (or King Whacker) was found with a gaping wound to his head. Someone had hit him with a pick-axe, and they were a few milimetres away from killing him.

He's now enjoying life in Glasgow with his little brother Cooper.

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