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Here are the dog meat trade survivors! We just hit over 3,000 dogs as of middle of March 2019 flying out to the homes in the US and Canada.Our precious boy Conor was the 3,000th boy. We started sending dogs out of Korea since 2012 when we realized local adoption is not safe.

The dogs in the available list are completed or on its way to complete the treatment with basic veterinary care. We can do only Rabies and DHPP vaccinations, spaying/neutering, de-worming and health check according to the US and Canada quarantine regulations. We spayed/neuter the dogs (with an exception of less than 6 months old) right after the dogs came to our care straight from the meat dog farms and dog slaughterhouses all over Korea. Sometimes puppies get anti-parvo shots if less than 4 months old, also we do X ray and blood tests when health check results require that. Our rescue members in other cities do the basic care and bring the dogs over to us but mostly we take care of all the process from rescue, medical treatments, nurture and rehabilitate, find homes and send the dogs out.

The photos/videos of the list are taken a couple of weeks after they arrived shelter, first stage of warming up for a home. This is for you to view only (they may look a little different now). I send you the latest when you inquire or have confirmed your adoption. Our dogs do not know how to take treats from hands, they do not know how to play with toys. Some of the traumatized have seen the slaughtering scenes. Some are shy and timid till they learn to trust humans. It is difficult to estimate weights as they gain so much weight with us after so much deprivation and malnourishment. The weight ranges, as for Jindo mix its normally 20 to 35 pounds when fully grown, for Hound/Tosa mix, they are minimum 50 to 60 pounds. When you inquire, we send you the latest weight in our medical records. When all have been confirmed then we book the flight and have our vet to issue the health certificate for the quarantine inspection.

Some of the dogs are fostered- which means they are already in Canada or USA. Some of these foster homes are organised through our relationships with charities so we may pass your details on to these charities for you to continue your adoption query.

Please read the adoption process before choosing a dog. Thank you!