Koh Samui Pet Survey and Vaccination Campaign Announcement

Koh Samui pet parents, register your dogs and cats for a FREE rabies vaccination campaign from February 23-27, 2026! Help keep our island safe and healthy by registering online or via QR code today.

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Pet Registration Initiative in Koh Samui

Koh Samui Municipality is conducting a comprehensive registration survey for pet owners, specifically targeting dogs and cats on the island. This initiative aims to establish an up-to-date database of both owned and stray animals within the municipality boundaries.

Purpose of the Survey

The main objective of the survey is to gather essential data to facilitate the planning and execution of a rabies vaccination campaign. By maintaining an accurate record of pet populations, the municipality seeks to ensure thorough coverage of vaccination services, contributing to the sustainable eradication of rabies in Koh Samui.

Who Should Register

All residents of Koh Samui who own dogs or cats are encouraged to participate in this survey. Registering your pets not only helps the authorities plan effective health interventions but also supports the broader goal of public health and animal welfare in the community.

How to Register

There are two convenient ways for pet owners to register their animals:

1. Online Registration: Visit the official registration form using the following link: Pet Survey Registration Form
2. QR Code: Scan the QR code provided in the municipal announcements and on official posters around Koh Samui.

Registration Details

• Registration Period: February 23 to February 27, 2026
• Daily Registration Hours: 08:30 AM to 04:30 PM

Benefits of the Campaign

• Free rabies vaccinations for registered pets
• Improved public health safety for the local community
• Enhanced animal welfare through better record-keeping and follow-up services
• Support for ongoing public health efforts by local authorities

Data Use and Privacy

Information collected through this survey will be used exclusively to plan and implement animal health campaigns, particularly rabies prevention. The municipality assures residents that all data will be handled with confidentiality and used strictly for public health purposes.

Contact Information for Inquiries

Residents seeking further information or assistance with the registration process can contact the Veterinary Department, Public Health and Environment Office, Koh Samui Municipality, at the following numbers:

• 095-0986663
• 077-412136

Community Engagement

The success of this campaign relies on the active participation of all pet owners in Koh Samui. By registering pets, residents contribute to a safer, healthier environment for both humans and animals on the island.

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Who should participate in the Koh Samui pet registration and rabies vaccination campaign?

All residents of Koh Samui who own dogs or cats are encouraged to register their pets. This includes both long-term residents and newcomers who have companion animals. Participating helps improve public and animal health in the community.

How can I register my pet for the free rabies vaccination campaign?

You can register your dogs and cats using one of two methods:
1. Online Registration: Fill out the Pet Survey Registration Form.
2. QR Code: Scan the QR code found on municipal announcements and posters around Koh Samui.

Registration is open from February 23 to February 27, 2026, between 08:30 AM and 04:30 PM daily.

What are the benefits of registering my pets for this campaign?

• Free rabies vaccinations for all registered dogs and cats
• Better public health safety for everyone on the island
• Enhanced animal welfare through effective follow-up and record-keeping
• Support for the local community in efforts to eradicate rabies

For further questions, contact the Veterinary Department, Public Health and Environment Office, Koh Samui Municipality at 095-0986663 or 077-412136.