Evidence status: Current first-party activity found. PattayaPets is not affiliated with this organisation and receives no payment from it.
Current evidence status
The organisation’s current site describes a veterinary hospital and animal-welfare work, including a rescue ambulance, emergency response, foster care and adoption in the Pattaya and Chonburi area.
Adoption availability
Its adoption page describes an inquiry, matching and agreement process and says animals considered ready for adoption are examined, vaccinated and cleared by its veterinary team. Ask for current profiles and the individual record.
Visiting or volunteering
The contact page states that animal intake is by appointment except critical emergencies. Contact the organisation before arrival.
Published contact details
Published location: 90/55 Moo 5, Na Jomtien, Sattahip District, Chon Buri 20250
Published hours: Daily 08:00–17:00; intake by appointment except critical emergencies
Phone: 085 093 5954
Email: info@animalarmy.org
Before committing
Ask for the current application and agreement, the animal’s identity and available health records, known behaviour and care needs, every fee or donation term, and the support offered after placement. Confirm written housing permission first. Ask a qualified veterinarian to interpret records and advise on care for the individual animal.
First-party sources followed
- Official site — current hospital and welfare activity.
- Adoption page — current adoption process.
- Contact page — address, hours, phone, email and intake note.
Sources checked 1 August 2026. A live page does not guarantee today’s animal availability, appointment capacity or unchanged terms.
Frequently asked
Is adoption currently available from Animal Army?
Its current site describes an adoption programme. Contact Animal Army for current animal profiles.
Can I visit without arranging it?
Do not assume walk-in access. Use the current first-party contact channel and obtain confirmation before travelling.
Does PattayaPets verify an individual animal’s health?
No. Obtain the animal’s records and ask a qualified veterinarian to interpret them and advise on the individual animal.
Is PattayaPets affiliated with this organisation?
No. The listing is an editorial public-interest reference and no payment is taken.