If you like animals and are going to Lanta, even if you just have 30 minutes go and have a bit of sightseeing fun walking the dogs on the beach. Don't miss out on this holiday feel good experience for yourself as for the dogs and cats, who will thank you for it.

My partner and I decided to pop into LAW on a whip today following some word of mouth recommendations. This place is superb. A non profit setup with a group of volunteers helping sick and stay animals on the island. They do some incredible work here by curing serious injuries, controlling the stary population and allowing tourists in to play... More

Dog walking was great!!! Beautiful facility very clean. Dedicated volunteer staff!!

We loved how we could turn up and help out for the day. We walked lots of doggies and socialised with lots of cats. The people who work and volunteer here are fantastic. They are really helping the islands animals and especially trying to cut numbers by sterilisation. The animals all look really well fed and healthy now they have... More

A great way to spend some time helping the do good volunteers walk their pups while they tend to more immediate demands of almost 70 animals! The most dogless Soi's I've seen has been on Ko Lanta! Well done LAW!

If you have some time left and want to do good. Take some dogs for a walk, They love it, and you feel good walking with a purpose.

It's nice to know that there are people looking to change the situation with the number of strays over the island. Pop by early in your trip and take the dogs for a walk. Lets keep this as the number one activity on the island - something socially conscious that visitors can get involved in and give a little something... More

Lovely place!! They do so much to help the animals of Koh lanta!! Must go here on your trip!!

The volunteers were friendly and knowledgeable about the organisation, the animals who had come to them, etc. This place is doing a great job of getting the animal population under control and providing a safe haven to injured and abadoned animals. People can stay there and volunteer their time. Alternatively, some volunteers stay at other places on the island and... More