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Become part of our daily shelter routine and help give our dogs the care, structure, and love they need while waiting for forever homes
A typical day may include:
Kennel cleaning & daily care
Helping clean kennels, refresh water bowls, wash bedding, keep the shelter comfortable for the dogs.
Playing & socializing with dogs
Spending quality time with the dogs through play, cuddles, brushing, and helping shy dog
22 ore di aiuto per settimana
Pet Sitting: Prendersi cura degli animali domestici.
Pittura e decorazione: Aiuta con la pittura o la decorazione delle strutture della proprietà.
Pulizia: Aiuta a pulire la cucina, le camere da letto, i bagni e le aree comuni.
Pulizia camere: Aiuta con il cambio della biancheria da letto e le pulizie generali.
Importo: US$ 38 A settimana
Il costo copre: Benefici per i viaggiatori, Materiali per le attività di volontariato, e Donazione al progetto
Descrizione: The fee is $150 per month and covers accommodation, utility, Wifi
3 giorni liberi a settimana
Dormitorio condiviso: Avrai un letto in una camera condivisa, il che significa che condividerai la stessa stanza con altri viaggiatori.
Lavanderia Gratuita: Puoi utilizzare liberamente la nostra lavanderia.
Biciclette a tua disposizione: Puoi utilizzare le nostre biciclette quando vuoi.
Usa la nostra cucina attrezzata: Sentiti libero di utilizzare la nostra cucina e preparare il tuo delizioso cibo.
Accesso Internet Base: Internet a velocità base per lavorare da remoto
Intermedio Inglese
Tra 22 e 45 anni
Accoglie volontari singoli, coppie e partner di volontari
Assicurazione di viaggio
Voli, assicurazione di viaggio, trasporti interni e visto
What we expect from volunteers
Volunteers are expected to help with the daily running of the shelter and work as part of a team. Tasks may include kennel cleaning, feeding, laundry, walking dogs, enrichment activities, socializing shy dogs, basic training support, and general shelter maintenance. Some days are physically active and can involve heat, rain, dirt, and lots of cleaning.
We ask volunteers to:
Be reliable and willing to help where needed
Treat the dogs with patience, kindness, and respect
Follow safety instructions and handling guidance
Be open to learning about dog behavior and positive reinforcement methods
Respect the local community, staff, and fellow volunteers
Communicate openly and work cooperatively as part of a team
No professional dog experience is required, but a genuine willingness to learn and participate is essential.
What volunteers can expect from us
In return, volunteers become part of our rescue family and gain hands-on experience working with rescue dogs in Thailand. We love sharing knowledge about dog behavior, body language, pack management, enrichment, and positive training methods.
Volunteers can expect:
A welcoming and supportive environment
Guidance and training from our team
Lots of interaction with dogs every day
Opportunities to learn about rescue work and animal welfare
Meaningful work that directly improves dogs’ lives
Shared experiences with international volunteers and staff
Plenty of muddy paws, tail wags, and unforgettable moments
Every dog has a different story, personality, and journey. Some are playful and social, while others need patience and confidence-building. Volunteers play a huge role in helping them feel safe, loved, and ready for their future homes.
Volunteers will help 3-4 days per week and can choose between morning or afternoon shifts:
Morning shifts: 6.30-12.00
Afternoon shifts: 13.30-17.00
1 . Don't open dog kennels
If a kennel is closed with a dog inside, do not open unless instructed to do so by a member of shelter staff. Dog interactions have to be carefully managed at all times.
2 . Dog-walking in blue zones only
Refer to the map below for blue zones where it is safe to walk dogs on lead. Please don't stray outside these zones
3. On-lead dogs must not be let off lead at any time
If you are walking a dog on lead, please don't let them off for any reason.
4. What to do in case of dog fight
In the unusual event of a dog fight, do not try to break up the fight yourself but wait for a member of shelter staff to intervene.
5. Return equipment to the place you found it
Dog leads, grooming equipment, toys, dog shampoo etc must be returned to the place you found it
6. Don't give dog treats to groups of dogs
Giving out dog treats to groups of dogs causes fights/aggression. Please only give out dog treats 1 on 1 or under the supervision of shelter staff
7. All accidents, injuries or incidents must be reported to member of shelter staff
No matter how small the incident, please report to a member of shelter staff so it can be recorded. First Aid kits are located at the Clinic, Main Dog Kennels and in the Guest House
8.Please make sure you drink plenty of water
It can get very hot during the day so please make sure you stay hydrated.
9. Keep things neat & tidy
If you see litter or dog poop around the farm, please pick it up and dispose of it. We have pooper scoopers at each kennel location.
10. No dogs inside houses
Please don't allow dogs to enter or sleep inside any of the houses.
