SCAD - Soi Cats and Dogs Bangkok

http://www.thai-faq.com/841 - SCAD is working hard to give Bangkok stray cats and dogs a better life and to reduce the future population

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Pets & Animals

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• scad
• soi
• cats
• dogs
• rescue
• shelter
• strays
• stray
• spay
• neuter
• adoption
• pets
• bangkok
• thailand
• Canon
• HF200
• Sony
• UWP-V1

[tangcoral]

Toni what type of camera are you using, model/make?

Any other equipments attached to your camera?

[thaifaq]

@tangcoral Camera is a Canon HF200. Full gear review coming soon.

[tbmpvideo]

Toni, can I also recommend a project for you. AUA Thai program has taught the Thai language in a unique form, via listening for nearly twenty years. Students learn Thai effortlessly and also absorb the norms of Thai culture. Google AUA Thai program for the not so good website and related blogs. See youtube under ALG THAI. Entertaining visuals to be sure and an honest approach - maybe I can rangle you lots of free hours for your efforts. You can delete this one. Terry

[thaifaq]

@tbmpvideo That's a great suggestion. I've been thinking about joining a Thai language school.

[Aarbatak]

No doubt SCAD is doing a good work... but aren't there humans in need for help as well????

Thanks Tony for your report!

[thaifaq]

@Aarbatak Yes humans are in need. I look forward to seeing your video showcasing the organization that is helping them.

[mest2530]

cool

[mest2530]

cool video

[silversvartnad]

I really appreciate this video! It is very good and very important that organizations like these get publicity and support. Hats off!

[animegwyn909]

i want to adopt one of the cats here but mom said no but she said i could help them but i really want to bring one of them home :(

[animegwyn909]

i want to adopt one of the cats here but mom said no but she said i could help them but i really want to bring one of them home :(

[lazernation]

Great stuff again Tony. You are a true gentleman and a scholar. Ditto what the guy below asked... What cam do you use?

[SCADBangkok]

Great video and a great overview of SCAD's work. Of course, there are humans to help too - and there are many organisations in Thailand that support everything from refugees, to orphanages, women's cooperatives, hill-tribes, schooling, care for the sick and under-privileged... that doesn't take away from the fact that animals need help too. Healthier, happy animals that are not reproducing also brings a huge benefit to the Thai communities they come from.