Moolah

Moolah was an unexpected rescue as we were in fact helping other dogs in a migrant worker camp when we found her tied to a chain.

She was suffering from a sore skin condition with patches of fur missing and was covered in ticks and fleas. The people who cared for her were not unkind, Moolah had been trying to steal the neighbour's chickens, so they tied her up for her own safety as she had been threatened. Moolah's front teeth have been worn down trying to free herself from the chain.

They sadly didn't have the education or resources to know how to treat her skin condition so it went untreated for a long time, they even poured gasoline on it, not knowing what to do. We helped them with medication for the other dogs, however they felt that Moolah would be better off being rehomed elsewhere.

Since receiving treatment, Moolah’s skin and fur have improved massively, she is looking and feeling so much better. She is enjoying her new found freedom, loves people and has lots of energy for walks.
She would really benefit from being in a home environment and would be best suited as the only dog in a house with an enclosed garden. Moolah is ready to go to a forever home in Thailand right away.

Sex: Female
Approximate Age: 4 years old
Weight: 20 kg

Important Notes

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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.