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Bangkok Post - Pet market raids coming after blaze

The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) will raid unauthorised pet markets throughout the city to prevent similar incidents from reoccurring following Tuesday

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Woman charged with animal cruelty after roadside dumping of 42 kittens

Woman charged with animal cruelty after roadside dumping of 42 kittens
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Woman Charged After Abandoning Kittens On The Roadside

A Thai woman has been charged with animal cruelty and fined 10,000 baht after abandoning 42 kittens by the side of a road in Mai Khao, Phuket

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Protecting the Environment, Elephants and U S Relations in Thailand | Duke Pratt School of Engineering

David Lyman (EE’58) travelled the world after graduating, eventually leading a life focused on climate conservation and animal protection based in Bangkok

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Thailand s Famed Elephant Tourism Is Controversial — Here s How to Pick an Ethical Sanctuary

There are roughly 3,800 captive elephants in Thailand.

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