My basic info
- Breed
- Pointer
- Age
- Young
- Sex
- Male
- Color
- Not listed
- Size
- Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)
- Weight
- 16 lb (current)
- Pet ID
- ps_2726462-4288034
My details
- Good With Kids
- Good With Dogs
- Housetrained
My health
- Shots current
- Spayed/neutered
My story
Contact info
Website
https://www.adoptmekr.org
Address
Vancouver, BC V5W 3C2
Their adoption process
The adoption processes & procedures are structured to ensure a minimal negative impact/experience for the rescued dogs. We appreciate your understanding & patience.
Adoption steps
- Submit ApplicationCarefully review the profile of the dog(s) you are interested in adopting to determine if it’s the right fit and submit an application.
- InterviewOur team will review the application to determine suitability. If selected, one of our volunteers will contact you for the next step.
- Home CheckFollowing a satisfactory interview and home check, a volunteer will complete all necessary reference checks
- Sign Adoption ContractIf approved, the adopter must sign the adoption agreement and pay the adoption fee accordingly.
- Meet the PetOnce all documentation is complete and the initial deposit is confirmed, one of our volunteers will arrange the travel plan for the dog.
More about this rescue
Adopt Korean Rescue is a volunteer-based federally registered not-for-profit organization dedicated to helping homeless and unwanted dogs in South Korea find a new home in Canada.
We love Korean dogs. Many of them live in chains, give birth on the side of the road, or wander around with their pups. Some of them get caught and end up at dog meat farms or high-kill shelters in South Korea. They luckily meet us just before euthanasia or after many years of living in dog meat farms. We exist to hold their paws and help them find a forever home in Canada full of joy and happiness.
We love Korean dogs. Many of them live in chains, give birth on the side of the road, or wander around with their pups. Some of them get caught and end up at dog meat farms or high-kill shelters in South Korea. They luckily meet us just before euthanasia or after many years of living in dog meat farms. We exist to hold their paws and help them find a forever home in Canada full of joy and happiness.