Thai Society For The Protection of Cruelty To Animals

Thai Society For The Protection Of Cruelty To Animals

The TSPCA states that Thailand has often been perceived as a country without sufficient protection of animal welfare. Animals are often maltreated in zoos, farms or domestic captivity. The objectives of the society are the following

  1. To instil in young people and the wider general public, a better understanding of animal needs and rights - encouraging a culture of kindness, care and understanding.
  2. To provide education, accurate information, guidance and advice on animal care requirements.
  3. To campaign in the prevention of cruelty to animals, and for improved legislation for their protection.
  4. To work in collaboration, with other organisations, governmental and private, in Thailand, or internationally, in the achievement of similar aims.
  5. To support first-hand animal 'carers' in their collective or individual work."

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