Prince

Prince was spotted with another husky, Bowie outside an empty villa on the island. We believe he previously had owners who abandoned him there. We wanted to help him but he went missing for many weeks and when he was eventually rescued he was extremely underweight, his thin body hidden under so much fluffy fur.

Poor Prince had been so hungry living on the streets that he had resorted to eating sand and rocks, causing very painful digestive blockages for him.

Prince is a good natured dog, who enjoys walks and human attention. He is now eating well and putting weight back on. He gets on with other dogs at the land and could live in a home with female dogs but he would not be suited to a home with other male dogs. Prince has a lot of fur so would need a new family who are able to help maintain it with the appropriate grooming.

Thailand is far too hot for him so we are hoping to find a home for Prince in a much cooler climate!

Sex: Male
Approximate Age: 2 years old
Weight: 16.1kg

Ideal Home
Needs a cool climate. He’s a high-energy breed, so she needs an active house. Someone with experience with the breed would be great, but not required. Gets along pretty well with other dogs, but no other dogs would be ideal. No cats.

Important Notes

• We can only send dogs to the United States, United Kingdom, and EU
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• Please only apply for one dog. There is an option to submit a flexible application and we will contact you if another dog is a better fit.

To adopt a dog from Thailand, the approximate costs are between USD $2,000-$3,500. This could fluctuate slightly depending on the destination, the weight of the dog, and the airline; however, we will always be 100% transparent with the costs and would let you know immediately should any changes need to be made.

Should you be successful in adopting one of our dogs, we will require a deposit of $500. This fee will cover living arrangements until their departure, vaccines and paperwork.

The final payment will be used for their travel crate, transportation fees to Bangkok (where the dogs will need to stay for 2-3 nights for a final vet visit and flight certificate), and the flight to their forever home.