SUSA Animal Welfare Organization - องค์กรจัดสวัสดิภาพสัตว์ซู่ซ่า

18/05/2026

16/05/2026

🚨🐶 MISSING PUPPIES 🐶🚨

Please help us find these two puppies who escaped from their fenced garden area in near Wat Nai temple in Baan Tai

They are still very young and may be scared or hiding nearby. If anyone has seen them, found them, or has any information at all, please contact us as soon as possible.

📍 Last seen: near Wat Nai temple Baan Tai area

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15/05/2026

Another rescue mission to follow .

15/05/2026

Rescue story coming up about this little pup shortly 🙏

13/05/2026

These two little beach girls are still looking for their forever homes 🥹🏝️🐾

Their siblings have already been adopted, but Blue & Green are still waiting for their happy ending 💙💚

They were born and raised on the beach on Koh Phangan and we’ve been taking care of them since they were tiny babies — feeding them, giving tick treatment and lots of love 🫶🏼

💫 Around 10 weeks old
💫 Female
💫 Super cuddly & playful
💫 Human obsessed 😄

They would love a home together, but single adoption is also possible 🐾

DM us, if you’d like to meet them 💌🥹

12/05/2026

Born deep in the jungle, these 10 puppies have grown up knowing only survival.

No human contact. No safety. No understanding that people can be kind.

So when we first approached them, they ran. Hid. Barked. Trembled. Trust doesn’t come naturally when every instinct tells you to stay away.

Now begins the slowest and most important part of rescue — helping them feel safe enough around humans to eventually receive medical care and sterilisation.

Every small step matters: A puppy eating nearby. A tail wag. Taking food from a hand for the first time.

Without trust, we can’t help them properly.
Without sterilisation, the cycle continues.

This is rescue work people don’t always see — the patience, consistency, and quiet moments that happen long before an animal is finally safe.

11/05/2026

Dumped on a sandy beach… and left to survive alone. 🐾

For days, this little puppy was seen wandering the beach on Koh Phangan with nobody looking for him.

Until one kind family stepped in.

Volunteers for SU$A took him home, gave him food, cleaned him up, checked him over, and showed him something every dog deserves to feel — safety and love.

Now named Manaw 🍋 (Thai for lemon), he’s become the happiest, most lovable little boy imaginable.

And somehow, this tiny puppy who was once abandoned on the sand now spends his days surrounded by love from both his new family and the guests at the resort they own.

Some dogs are heartbreak stories.
This one became a lucky story. 💛

Lucky, lucky boy.