Kae Chollada leads The Voice Foundation team to rescue dogs stranded in floods
The flooding situation occurring in many areas of Thailand has affected a large number of people and pets stranded in flooded homes. Many agencies and volunteers are rushing to provide assistance to the fullest extent to alleviate the hardship caused by this event.
Most recently, Kae Chollada Mekratri, founder of The Voice Foundation (Siang Jak Rao), expressed her concern for the affected animals. She led her team to the actual site to rescue dogs trapped in houses submerged by high floodwaters, a situation that has been deeply moving to those who witnessed it.
From this field operation, the team was able to rescue 4 dogs that were stranded. All the dogs received initial care and have been moved to safety. This mission has received widespread praise from the public online, who recognized the dedication shown in helping fellow living beings during a crisis.
Kae Chollada has used her personal social media channels to share photos and information about the rescue efforts, serving as a voice for those who spot pets in need of help in flooded areas to report the information to the foundation so that personnel can be deployed to assist in a timely manner.
The current flood situation remains a matter that requires close monitoring. Cooperation from the public sector, private sector, and volunteers from all walks of life is considered the key to helping both people and animals get through this crisis safely.