100,000 Baht Reward Offered Following Serial Dog Poisonings in Chana
Local authorities and animal welfare groups in Songkhla are investigating a series of dog poisonings, with a 100,000 baht reward offered for information leading to the perpetrator.
On October 28, 2026, officials from the Chana District in Songkhla province, alongside the 'The Hope Songkhla' animal welfare organization and local police, held a meeting to address a string of dog poisonings. The incidents occurred on October 22 and October 24, 2026, sparking significant public concern regarding animal cruelty in the area.
According to Khaosod Online, the Chana Police are currently reviewing CCTV footage provided by the local municipality to identify the individual or individuals responsible. The investigation aims to bring the perpetrator to justice under existing animal welfare laws. To assist in the search, local animal advocates and residents have collectively raised a 100,000 baht reward for information leading to an arrest.
For residents and visitors, this situation highlights ongoing efforts to enforce animal protection regulations in the region. Authorities are also focusing on long-term solutions, including improved stray population control and public awareness campaigns regarding the legal consequences of animal abuse. While the investigation is active, the identity of the culprit remains unconfirmed. Those concerned about animal welfare in the area are encouraged to stay informed through local official channels as the police continue their inquiry.
