In the Jungle, Injured Animals Usually Don’t Get Second Chances…
Tung Yai DID – She’s Alive Today Thanks to Our Clinic!
Somewhere deep in the jungle outside Sangkhlaburi, a small cat was wandering – alone, injured, and already COMPLETELY missing an eye.
No one knows what happened to her. No one knows how long she survived with her eye gouged out and infected, scrounging for food and shelter. But in a place this remote, survival without help is almost impossible.
A woman working in a rubber plantation found her.
She did what she could – using herbal remedies to try to keep infection and flies away. It may have been the only thing that kept this little cat alive long enough to be seen… long enough to have a chance.
Without the Sangkhlaburi Animal Sanctuary clinic, there would have been no hope. No treatment. No antibiotics. No pain relief. No follow-up care. No chance. But because our clinic exists – because supporters like you make it possible – everything changed.
Our veterinary team immediately stepped in. Antibiotics. Pain management. Careful monitoring.
And somehow… this little cat began to heal. Not just physically. She began to trust. She began to live again.
Today, she has a name: Tung Yai. She’s about five years old. She’s safe. She’s cared for. And in a beautiful turn that almost never happens – the woman who found her has given her a forever home! From the jungle… to love.
But here’s the reality: for every Tung Yai, there are countless others still out there.
Dogs and cats are hit by cars (often intentionally), injured, abused, or simply left to suffer like Tung Yai was – with no veterinary care within 150 miles. Unless this clinic is here. Unless you are.
Our clinic simply could not exist without support from our friends. It runs because people like you believe that even the most forgotten animals deserve a chance. A chance to be treated. A chance to recover. A chance – like Tung Yai – to be loved.
Please consider donating today to help keep our life-saving clinic open.
– $35 can help provide food and immediate care
– $50 can support emergency treatment
– $100 can help sustain ongoing medical care for animals with nowhere else to go
Every dollar matters here. Every act of compassion reaches animals who would otherwise be beyond help. Tung Yai is alive because someone cared enough to act.
Today, I am asking you, please, to do the same.
With heartfelt gratitude,
PS: Without our clinic, Tung Yai’s story would have ended in the jungle – unseen and unheard. Instead, she has a home, a name, and a future. Please help us be here for the next suffering dog or cat who has nowhere else to turn.
