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If you are witnessing an animal in critical condition, please call  +66 (0)89 875 7513
PACS Thailand - Phangan Animal Care for Strays
Stray animal help

Found an injured or sick animal?

The right action depends on how serious the situation is and whether PACS is open.

Mon–Fri · 08:30–16:30 +66 (0)89 875 7513
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During clinic hours · emergency

Call PACS directly

For any emergency during clinic hours, call us first. We can advise on whether to bring the animal in, and may be able to help with collection. For non-urgent reports, use the form further down this page.

+66 (0)89 875 7513

LINE and WhatsApp available at the same number.

Non-urgent? Skip to the report form ↓

Clinic hours: Mon–Fri · 08:30–16:30 ICT

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Outside hours · emergency

Contact a private vet

Emergency situations:

  • Unable to walk
  • Active blood loss
  • Agitation, twitching & salivation
  • Difficult breathing

Independent vets and community support, trusted by the island.

View vet contacts (4)
Dr Jeeb
Phangan Animal Clinic · Mon–Sun 09:00–12:00 & 15:00–19:00
084 447 0944
Dr Yothin Sakuloudtarn
Animal Hospital, Baan Tai · call for hours
089 909 8171
Dr Mai
Dr. Mai Pet Clinic, Thong Sala · call for hours
084 254 8629
Susa
Community animal support · Facebook
094 953 2420
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Non-urgent

Animal is stable? Tell us about it

Skin conditions, mange, limping, eye problems, or minor wounds — use the form below. We triage and follow up as quickly as we can.

Have photos? Send them via WhatsApp to +66 (0)89 875 7513 or email info@pacsthailand.com — just include your name so we can match them to your report.

For emergencies, call the clinic or a vet — do not wait for a form response.

Please be patient with us. PACS is a small, extremely busy team and animal welfare is always our first priority. We read every report and will get back to you as soon as we possibly can — we genuinely appreciate your understanding.

Good to know

We treat sick and injured animals

PACS is a hospital, not a shelter. Every kennel space is reserved for animals receiving treatment. We can't take in healthy strays — but if an animal is unwell, contact us.

Collection depends on availability

Our team is small and clinic-based. Sometimes we can help with catching and transportation, but this isn't always possible. Call us during hours and we'll let you know.

Please do not bring puppies or kittens to the clinic

A hospital is a high-risk environment for unvaccinated young animals. If you've found abandoned young animals, contact us for advice before bringing them in.

For injured wildlife

Birds, reptiles, monkeys and other wildlife — PACS will provide emergency first aid, but is not well equipped for rehabilitation. The Suratthani Wildlife Conservation Office and the local National Park Department can help.