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This disturbing & deeply sad case comes to us from Thai Street Paws in Songkhla, Thailand. This is a small Rescue run by Australian expat Tamara Johnston. Below is Tamara’s story of finding Singto, his condition and the great optimism for his recovery and future.

Singto's Story...

This disturbing & deeply sad case comes to us from Thai Street Paws in Songkhla, Thailand. This is a small Rescue run by Australian expat Tamara Johnston. Below is Tamara’s story of finding Singto, his condition and the great optimism for his recovery and future.
K9Aid’s role in this is to find some sponsors for Singto, who are willing to part with just $10 per month to ensure he receives the care & support he desperately needs. (link below to sponsor)

In Tamara’s own words…. “This would have to be one of hardest cases I have seen. Never in my life will I comprehend how a human being can do this to a helpless animal.

Last night, I was asked to rescue this dog from the streets, after a facebook post was shared. I didn’t hesitate to say yes and drove to Hatyai first thing this morning to collect this poor soul. I bundled him into the car and drove as quickly as I could, back to our vet in Songkhla. I spoke to him all the way, telling him we would do the best to help him. His name is Singto.

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Dr Kai and his team were absolutely amazing. Dr Kai had never seen such a severe case and was shocked that he was still alive. Judging by the size of the 200 odd maggots plucked from his small head, this suspected machete attack happened 10 days ago. For 10 days, he had been fighting to live. Singto lived through a huge amount of blood loss, pain and infection. He was fighting and wanting to live.

Singto had bloods taken, IV fluids, antibiotics and pain relief injections. The initial removal of maggots started. After 3 hours of IV fluids, Singto was hydrated enough to undergo surgery. I am so thankful I was able to watch the procedure and ask questions along the way.