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TRUE LOVE CAFÉ
Dogs are not our whole life, but they make our lives whole.
If the name isn’t convincing enough, the 20 huskies will
surely make you fall in love with the concept of a dog
café. The True Love Café, originally a farm, has energetic
and friendly huskies of diff erent breeds and origins.
Though huskies are often thought of as sled dogs and are
known to survive in extremely cold weather, they also
thrive in tropical environments like that of True Love Café.
The admission fee is B350, and includes a drink and cake.
You get one hour of play time during the specifi c times
listed below.
True Love Café
153 Paholyothin Soi Ari Samphan 2, Bangkok, Thailand
Opening hours: Tuesday to Thursday from 12pm – 6pm (two interactive
sessions, including 12.30pm and 3.30pm); Friday to Sunday from 12 pm – 8 pm
(three interactive sessions, including 12.30 pm, 3.30pm and 6pm; Closed on Monday)
Tel: 090 101 9669
THE HOUSE OF PAWS (HOPS)
Not every person knows how to love a dog, but every dog
knows how to love a person.
The House of Paws (HOPs) has 10 diff erent
dog breeds, including golden retriever, beagle,
Pomeranian, Samoyed, corgi, French bulldog, English
sheepdog and Alaskan malamute, each guaranteed
to leave a lasting imprint on your heart. There is an
entrance fee of B150 that includes a hot or cold drink
(coff ee, tea, Frappuccino, Italian soda, milk shake or
smoothie) and of course, two precious hours of play
time with the dogs. HOPs also off ers grooming and
daycare for dog owners.
House of Paws (HOPS)
458-458/1 Siam Square Soi 8, Pratumwan, Bangkok 10400 Thailand
Opening hours: Tuesday to Friday from 11am – 9pm; Saturday, Sunday and public
holidays from 10am – 9pm; closed on Monday
Tel: 089 896 8690
ALL- A C CESS INT O B ANGK OK ’ S C ONTEMP OR AR Y INDIAN LIFEST YLE
COFFEE PUPPY
“Until one has loved an animal, a part of
one’s soul remains unawakened.” – Anatole France
Treat your beloved four-legged friend to a gourmet
meal at Coff ee Puppy, a café that specialises in healthy
homemade delights for your pet that are human-grade
verifi ed. Coff ee Puppy has even created a chart for guests
to see what is good and what is not for their dog.
Another unique aspect of this doggie residence is
the cooking workshops on off er. The ethos of the café is
focused on dog education, with followers of ‘Coff ee Puppy’
on Facebook receiving such shared articles as ‘Can Dogs
Eat Oranges?’, ‘7 Tips on How to Feed Dogs to Deal With and
Prevent Allergies’ and ‘Can’t Walk My Dog: What Options Do I Have?’
Coff ee Puppy
36/4 Chaeng Watthana Road, 10210 Bangkok
Opening hours: every day from 11.30am – 10.30pm, except Monday and Tuesday
Tel: 02 982 6519
www.coff eepuppy.com
Be Paw-Some!
Looking for a pet?
Adopt one instead.
Treat those who are otherwise left suff ering.
Feed those that otherwise go hungry.
There are many dogs, and cats, in urgent need
of homes. If you are unable to care for a dog in
your home, you can even sponsor a dog. Soi Dog
Foundation’s mission is to improve the welfare of
dogs and cats in Asia, resulting in an end to animal
cruelty and creating a society without homeless
animals. This leads to better lives for both animal
and human communities. To adopt, visit Soi Dog
Foundation at www.soidog.org.