PRACTICAL HELP • LOCAL PARTNERSHIPS • VISIBLE RESULTS
Thai Community Projects starts with real needs, works with local people and builds practical projects that can grow responsibly across Thailand.
Starting locally. Building carefully. Working with communities, vets, universities, organisations and supporters.
We would rather show genuine actions than make claims about work that has not happened yet. TCP is already supporting dogs and local community activity while building the partnerships needed to do more.

Food, practical care and veterinary help when it is needed and resources allow.

Small, useful actions shaped by what local people and communities actually need.

Connecting volunteers, veterinary professionals, universities, businesses and supporters so help can reach further.
The long-term goal is a practical network that strengthens existing local capability rather than replacing it. We want to work constructively with Thai vets, universities, authorities, communities and animal-welfare organisations.
We plan to develop a partner-vet network with agreed service standards, funded referrals where resources allow and a longer-term model that can provide dependable work. Independent clinical judgement always remains with the treating veterinary professional.
We intend to approach Thai veterinary universities about practical training days and continuing learning. Proposed member discounts and free places for partner vets are roadmap ideas, not current commitments.
Volunteers can help with food distribution, transport, fostering, adoption support, local information and practical assistance. TCP is not a 24/7 emergency rescue service.
Care plans, member benefits and pet-insurance concepts may be explored later, subject to funding, regulation and suitable professional partners.
We are building a contact network across Thailand. You do not need to be an animal expert. Useful help can include transport, food distribution, fostering, photography, translation, social media, fundraising, professional skills or simply being a reliable local contact.
We only ask for information useful to coordinating TCP activity. Your details are used for TCP contact and are not sold.
Send us the basic information. Reports are reviewed by people and help us understand where support may be needed. Submitting a report does not guarantee that TCP can attend or fund treatment.
For immediate danger or a medical emergency, contact a local veterinary clinic or appropriate local authority directly.
TCP offers partners the chance to support practical, visible work while becoming part of a growing community, animal-welfare and family-media ecosystem.
Founding Partner — help shape and fund a major area of development.
Project Sponsor — support a defined piece of community work.
Affiliate Partner — create a relevant commercial relationship that can generate sustainable project income.
Professional / In-Kind Partner — contribute expertise, services, products, training or logistics.
Relevant brand visibility, useful community content, documented impact, project storytelling and access to TCP's developing network.
Where appropriate, campaigns can also connect with Mickey & Jonny — books, cartoons, social content, merchandise and future interactive entertainment.
Benefits depend on the partnership agreed. TCP does not publish invented reach or impact figures.
Funding helps TCP move from local action to wider veterinary, food, transport, training and community support. We distinguish public donations, project sponsorship and formal partnerships so supporters can choose the route that fits them.
Support TCP’s practical work through our current public fundraising route.
GoFundMeBusinesses or individuals can discuss funding a defined project without becoming a wider commercial partner.
Sponsor a projectAdditional campaign routes can be added here as they become active. We will not present a campaign as live until its public page is confirmed.
Making one child laugh, then the next.
Mickey & Jonny grew from the real rescue dogs behind the stories. The project creates family entertainment while developing a sustainable commercial engine that can help the wider TCP mission grow.
From illustrated books and slapstick cartoons to short videos and merchandise, Mickey & Jonny introduce families to two real rescued dogs — and the community work that inspired their stories.
The entertainment project is growing independently. Its ambition is to become a sustainable source of support for TCP; future income and donations are not guaranteed.

Community support, dog feeding/care, public engagement and development of TCP's supporter network.
Veterinary partners, university relationships, volunteers, sponsors, affiliates and broader project capacity.
Wider funded veterinary support, structured member benefits, sustainable commercial services and other projects.
Where funding is raised for a defined project, TCP aims to record what was received, what was spent and what the project delivered. General support helps practical work grow as resources allow. No donation is represented as buying a guaranteed outcome unless a specific campaign expressly states otherwise.