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LuLu

Corgi

Male, Young
Yorkville, ON
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained,
Story
@Please visit our Web : www.lovefsir.org @You can Email to us : fsirdog@gmail.com @Fill out the application at : http://lovefsir.org/application.php <---- @Visit our Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/loveFSIR ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Sweet, Short-Legged Angel of Hope & Resilience Meet LuLu, a vibrant and affectionate 2 to 3-year-old male Corgi who has overcome a dark past and is ready to find his forever home! Escaping the Darkness : A Rescue Story Though I am happy and bubbly today, I came from a very painful background. When I was just a puppy, my former owner treated me terribly. I was confined to a cramped cage filled with feces and urine for a very long time, and I was only fed poor-quality food. Fortunately, the foster mom who currently rescues and cares for me passed by my old home. Seeing my miserable condition broke her heart. She repeatedly begged and warned my former owner to stop abusing me, but her pleas fell on deaf ears. As it turned out, my former owner was a heavy gambler who only cared about money. Desperate to save me, the rescue organization ultimately decided to "buy" me from her just to get me out of there. That was the day I finally escaped that loveless, abusive house for good. The Story Behind His Name : A Legacy of Love and Rebirth After being rescued, I was given the name LuLu, which holds a deeply touching story. My foster mom previously cared for another rescue dog also named LuLu, who tragically passed away due to severe injuries. Channeling her grief into hope, she transferred all that profound love onto me. To her, I represent a beautiful "rebirth of hope." I know how special I am—I fully recognize and proudly respond whenever anyone calls my name! Personality : The Ultimate Social Butterfly Mr. Friendly : Despite my rough start in life, I harbor no bitterness. I have an exceptional temperament. I am incredibly sweet, gentle, and get along wonderfully with all people and other dogs. The Hilarious Plot Twist : Despite my confidence around dogs, I am secretly terrified of cats! When confronted by a spicy, bad-tempered Miss or Mr. Cat, I will immediately make a comical, swift retreat. Watching my short legs scramble away is absolutely hilarious and endearing. It's just a quirky trait that adds to his charming personality. Professional Corgi Care & Health Requirements (Must-Read for Adopters): Due to their signature long bodies and short legs, Corgis are highly prone to Intervertebral Disc Disease (IVDD) and joint strain. To ensure LuLu lives a pain-free life, his adoptive family must adhere to the following professional care guidelines : Minimize and Avoid Jumping : Jumping on/off sofas, beds, or running up and down stairs puts immense stress on his spine. Adopters are requested to install pet ramps around the house. No Standing on Hind Legs : Avoid begging tricks that force him to stand upright, as this can cause acute spinal damage. Strict Weight Management : Corgis love food and gain weight easily. Extra pounds are the enemy of their spine and joints. LuLu requires a measured diet and regular, low-impact exercise. Anti-Slip Flooring : Placing anti-slip mats or rugs on slick floors (like tile or hardwood) is crucial to prevent slipping and accidental spinal twists. Additional Care Note : Because of their low ground clearance, their bellies and chests get wet and dirty easily during rainy walks. Thorough wiping and drying are essential after outdoor time to prevent dampness and skin infections. The Ideal Home : Having survived a loveless cage-bound life, LuLu is highly adaptable and suitable for all types of loving home—whether you are a single owner, a couple, or a family with children. If you understand the commitment to protecting his spine and want a loyal companion who brings endless laughter, LuLu is the boy for you ! Open your heart and home to LuLu, and let this sweet boy bring a lifetime of joy and hope into your world. The meaning of adoption is not gaining a free and 100% perfect dog. Instead, the meaning is a poor and helpless animal gets a new life and sweet home because of you. Please open your heart and your sweet home. If you are interested in LuLu, or want to help him. Please contact us. * We opened LuLu for adoption in Canada ,You are welcome to fill out our online application.* We are looking for a family who understands the patience and responsibility required to raise a pet. It is important to us.
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WILLIE

Welsh Corgi

Male, 3 yrs
Toronto, ON
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs,
Story
🐾 Meet Willie 🐶 Name: Willie 🐕 Breed: Welsh Corgi 🎂 Age: Approximately 3–4 years old ⚖️ Weight: 9 kg (20 lbs) ♂️ Gender: Male (Neutered) 💉 Vaccinated: Yes Current location: S.Korea 👨‍👩‍👧 People Willie is very friendly with people. Even complete strangers can pet him in the elevator, and he'll happily wag his tail and enjoy the attention. 🧒Kids: He has not lived with young children, but he has never shown any aggression toward children he has met during walks. 🐕 Dogs Wilie is indifferent in other dogs, he is focused on people. If another dog barks aggressively at him, he usually chooses to avoid the situation. 🐱 Cats Unknown. Willie has never lived with cats. But he doesnt have prey drive ✅ No separation anxiety. He is not destructive when left alone. In fact, he seems to enjoy having some quiet time to himself. ✅ Food Willie enjoys food but has excellent manners. He has shown no signs of food or toy guarding. ✅Walking Willie absolutely loves going for walks and prefers to potty outdoors. He currently goes outside at least twice a day (morning and evening) ✅Crate Although he has never had formal crate training, Willie is comfortable going into a crate and even sleeps there voluntarily. ✅Barking Willie is a very quiet dog. The only time he usually barks is when he gets excited before going out for a walk. ✅Handling & Grooming Willie enjoys being petted, especially belly rubs and gentle forehead scratches. He also doesn't particularly enjoy being picked up. Early on, he would struggle when lifted by unfamiliar people, but after building trust with his foster family, he became much more comfortable with it. ✅Escape Risk Willie is not a dog that tries to run away. However, because he is naturally cautious, loud noises such as construction sounds or heavy metal doors slamming may startle him in unfamiliar environments. If that happens, he may try to move toward a place where he feels safe. As long as his leash is securely held, this is easy to manage. Calm reassurance or gently holding him helps him recover quickly. ❤️ Personality Willie is a calm, gentle, and independent boy. He enjoys spending time with people but is also perfectly happy relaxing by himself. When left alone, he usually finds a cool, comfortable spot and naps peacefully. Although he has a playful side and enjoys tug games and walks, he has a naturally low-to-medium energy level and would fit best with a calm household. ❤️ Ideal Home Willie would do best with a calm family that appreciates his gentle, thoughtful personality. He enjoys companionship but is not clingy, making him a wonderful match for someone looking for an easygoing, independent dog. Because he loves outdoor potty breaks and daily walks, his ideal family should be able to take him outside every morning and evening. Willie is a careful and sensitive soul who may be startled by sudden loud noises outdoors, but with a patient and reassuring owner, he quickly regains his confidence. If you're looking for a sweet, well-mannered companion who is quiet, affectionate, and easy to live with, Willie may be the perfect addition to your family. ❤️
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Diana

Welsh Corgi/Jindo

Female, 1 yr
ottawa, ON
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats,
Story
Hello! My name is Diana, and I'm a 1-year-old girl weighing 7.9kg. I'm looking for a family who will love me for exactly who I am. When I was about five or six months old, I was found wandering the streets alone after becoming separated from my mom. I was taken to a shelter, where I sadly ended up on the euthanasia list. Thankfully, I was rescued before it was too late. Since then, I've been living with a wonderful foster family for the past five months, learning what it means to be loved and how to enjoy life as part of a family. When I first arrive somewhere new, I can be a little shy. I like to quietly observe my surroundings before I jump in. But don't worry—I warm up quickly! After a few hours, you'll see me exploring with curiosity, and within a day or two, I'm usually greeting my people with a happily wagging tail. I truly love people, especially the family I'm close to. When we go for walks, I don't avoid strangers. Instead, I like to politely walk over, sniff hello, and satisfy my curiosity. I can be a little more cautious around adult men at first, but I've never shown any aggression. I simply appreciate a little extra time to build trust. Children are my friends too! I've happily spent time with kids of all ages, from elementary school to high school, and I often enjoy following them around just to see what they're doing. I'm also wonderful with other animals. I get along well with other dogs, although I'm usually polite rather than overly outgoing. If another dog is introduced to me, I'll happily exchange greetings with a gentle sniff. Even if another dog barks at me, I prefer to quietly walk away instead of responding. I currently live with a 15-year-old cat, and we've learned to be respectful roommates. If the cat wants space, I understand and happily give it to them. I think everyone deserves their own comfort zone. I've become very comfortable living indoors. I use my pee pad reliably and can potty both inside and outside, although I prefer going outdoors during walks. I don't have separation anxiety and stay calm when left alone. I also don't chew furniture or destroy household items. Instead, I like entertaining myself with stuffed toys or little balls, and I'm happy to play quietly on my own. I also don't guard my food or toys, so sharing life with me is easy. Although I haven't had formal crate training, I actually enjoy spending time in my crate. Sometimes I'll even go inside by myself to relax or play with my toys. Every night, I happily jump onto the bed and curl up near my foster family's feet before falling asleep. Being close to my people makes me feel safe. 🤍 Walks are one of my favorite parts of the day! I can get a little excited and like to walk slightly ahead, but I'm easy to handle, even for someone with a smaller build. In secure off-leash areas, I love to run and play, but I naturally stay close to my person. I still need some practice with recall training, but I'm eager to keep learning. The only thing I don't really enjoy is long car rides. I get motion sickness, so I may drool after the car starts moving, and trips longer than two hours can sometimes make me nauseous. At home, I'm a very quiet girl. I rarely bark at outside noises or delivery sounds. If I hear the doorbell or someone touching the doorknob, I might give one soft bark to let you know someone is there. I'm not an escape artist either, so I adapt very well to apartment living. If you give me a little patience in the beginning, I'll reward you with a lifetime of love. One of my favorite things is having my chest gently stroked. When you do, my eyes slowly soften, and I look up at you with the happiest little smile. Those quiet moments are my favorite. I spent the beginning of my life wondering if I would survive. Thanks to my rescue and foster family, I now know what love feels like. My biggest wish is to find a family who will continue that story and love me for the rest of my life. I may take a little time to open my heart, but once I do, you'll have a loyal, gentle, and loving best friend by your side.
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Diana

Welsh Corgi/Jindo

Female, 1 yr
Toronto, ON
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats,
Story
Hello! My name is Diana, and I'm a 1-year-old girl weighing 7.9kg. I'm looking for a family who will love me for exactly who I am. When I was about five or six months old, I was found wandering the streets alone after becoming separated from my mom. I was taken to a shelter, where I sadly ended up on the euthanasia list. Thankfully, I was rescued before it was too late. Since then, I've been living with a wonderful foster family for the past five months, learning what it means to be loved and how to enjoy life as part of a family. When I first arrive somewhere new, I can be a little shy. I like to quietly observe my surroundings before I jump in. But don't worry—I warm up quickly! After a few hours, you'll see me exploring with curiosity, and within a day or two, I'm usually greeting my people with a happily wagging tail. I truly love people, especially the family I'm close to. When we go for walks, I don't avoid strangers. Instead, I like to politely walk over, sniff hello, and satisfy my curiosity. I can be a little more cautious around adult men at first, but I've never shown any aggression. I simply appreciate a little extra time to build trust. Children are my friends too! I've happily spent time with kids of all ages, from elementary school to high school, and I often enjoy following them around just to see what they're doing. I'm also wonderful with other animals. I get along well with other dogs, although I'm usually polite rather than overly outgoing. If another dog is introduced to me, I'll happily exchange greetings with a gentle sniff. Even if another dog barks at me, I prefer to quietly walk away instead of responding. I currently live with a 15-year-old cat, and we've learned to be respectful roommates. If the cat wants space, I understand and happily give it to them. I think everyone deserves their own comfort zone. I've become very comfortable living indoors. I use my pee pad reliably and can potty both inside and outside, although I prefer going outdoors during walks. I don't have separation anxiety and stay calm when left alone. I also don't chew furniture or destroy household items. Instead, I like entertaining myself with stuffed toys or little balls, and I'm happy to play quietly on my own. I also don't guard my food or toys, so sharing life with me is easy. Although I haven't had formal crate training, I actually enjoy spending time in my crate. Sometimes I'll even go inside by myself to relax or play with my toys. Every night, I happily jump onto the bed and curl up near my foster family's feet before falling asleep. Being close to my people makes me feel safe. 🤍 Walks are one of my favorite parts of the day! I can get a little excited and like to walk slightly ahead, but I'm easy to handle, even for someone with a smaller build. In secure off-leash areas, I love to run and play, but I naturally stay close to my person. I still need some practice with recall training, but I'm eager to keep learning. The only thing I don't really enjoy is long car rides. I get motion sickness, so I may drool after the car starts moving, and trips longer than two hours can sometimes make me nauseous. At home, I'm a very quiet girl. I rarely bark at outside noises or delivery sounds. If I hear the doorbell or someone touching the doorknob, I might give one soft bark to let you know someone is there. I'm not an escape artist either, so I adapt very well to apartment living. If you give me a little patience in the beginning, I'll reward you with a lifetime of love. One of my favorite things is having my chest gently stroked. When you do, my eyes slowly soften, and I look up at you with the happiest little smile. Those quiet moments are my favorite. I spent the beginning of my life wondering if I would survive. Thanks to my rescue and foster family, I now know what love feels like. My biggest wish is to find a family who will continue that story and love me for the rest of my life. I may take a little time to open my heart, but once I do, you'll have a loyal, gentle, and loving best friend by your side.
Special Needs
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BOKDONG

Corgi/Jindo

Female Young
Toronto, ON
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, Needs special attention, House-trained,
Story
Meet Bokdong — A Gentle, Special Boy Looking for His Forever Home   Name: Bokdong Age: 1 year old Sex: Neutered Male Breed: Mixed Breed Color: Gray/Brown Weight: 9 kg (20 lbs) Height: 34 cm (13.4 in) at the shoulder   RESCUE STORY Bokdong was rescued on April 23 from an animal hoarding situation along with his mother, Boksun, and other dogs. Despite everything he has been through at such a young age, he is a calm and gentle little boy.   MEDICAL HISTORY & SPECIAL NEEDS Veterinary examinations indicate that Bokdong has significant vision and hearing impairment. He appears to have some response to light, but for practical purposes, he should be considered visually impaired. Although he was also assessed as having hearing loss, he will occasionally bark in response to sounds outside.   Bokdong was also born with/developed an angular limb deformity in his front legs and has undergone corrective orthopedic surgery.   Bokdong’s surgery was performed to correct the abnormal bone angle, reduce uneven stress on his joints, and help minimize future pain, lameness, and progression of arthritis.   Despite his special needs, Bokdong has adapted well and enjoys a quiet, peaceful life.   ‍ WITH PEOPLE Because Bokdong cannot see normally, he does not immediately approach unfamiliar people and may startle if touched unexpectedly. Giving him a moment to realize someone is there makes a big difference.   Treats are a wonderful way to win him over! Once he becomes familiar with someone, he accepts affection and handling well. He can also be safely picked up with an arm supporting him under his belly.   WITH OTHER DOGS Bokdong will approach unfamiliar dogs to say hello but generally has little interest in playing with them. He occasionally responds when his littermate, Kkami, initiates play.   He is very non-confrontational and tends to move away rather than react if another dog bothers or challenges him. Overall, he is quite independent around other dogs and is perfectly happy simply sharing space with them.   WITH CATS Bokdong has not yet been observed around cats. Cat testing can be arranged if needed.   ENERGY LEVEL Low energy. Bokdong is naturally calm and loves relaxing and resting. He would likely thrive in a peaceful home where life is relatively predictable and he can learn his surroundings at his own pace.   WALKS Because of his limited vision, unfamiliar routes can initially make Bokdong nervous. Once he becomes familiar with a route, however, he walks much more confidently.   If he becomes frightened or uncertain, he may stop and resist being pulled forward. He will do best with a patient adopter who allows him time to understand and become comfortable with new surroundings.   OTHER BEHAVIOURS • No food guarding with people or other dogs • Occasionally barks when he hears or senses something outside • May occasionally demand-bark when he wants something • Can become anxious when first placed in a kennel and may howl quite a bit initially, but settles with time • Primarily goes potty outdoors   IDEAL HOME Bokdong doesn’t need anyone to feel sorry for him — he needs someone who understands that he experiences the world a little differently.   A calm, patient adopter who can give him consistency, gently introduce him to new environments, and allow him time to memorize his home and walking routes would be ideal. His limited sight and hearing may require some adjustments, but Bokdong has already shown how well he can adapt when he feels safe.   For the right person, this quiet little boy has so much love and companionship to give. Apply to adopt or foster: https://adoptmekr.org  PLEASE ALSO VISIT OUR FACEBOOK AND INSTAGRAM! Currently in Korea Available to Canada & U.S. ##2811884##
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Gomgom

Corgi/Mixed Breed (Medium)

Male, 1 yr 6 mos
Toronto, ON
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs,
Story
*Note: Gomgom is currently in Korea, but he will arrive in Toronto once adopted.For more info about him, please click here.BackgroundGomgom and Gombyul were found neglected in a small village in Changnyeong, Korea, this spring. Their owner no longer wanted them, and they were left without the care and protection they deserved. Our shelter manager found them and brought them to safety.Personality and SocializationGomgom has quickly shown everyone what a happy and social boy he is. He is friendly with both men and women, comfortable around children, and loves spending time with other dogs. He especially enjoys playing with dogs who have a similar energy level and playful spirit. Affectionate and full of charm, Gomgom loves being involved and is always happy to join in the fun.Gomgom has not had any experience with cats. Because he is curious and may enjoy chasing them, a home without cats would likely be the best fit for him.BehavioursGomgom is a very easy dog to live with. He prefers to do his business outdoors and enjoys going for walks. He rides well in the car, behaves nicely during veterinary visits and bath time, and walks well on leash.Gomgom may not do well being left alone or being confined for extended periods of time. He may become stressed and bark when he feels isolated or unable to be with his people. Other than that, Gomgom is a fun, affectionate, and loving boy who is a joy to be around. He has a wonderful personality and brings lots of laughs, warmth, and happiness to everyone around him.Health and DietGombyul is neutered, fully vaccinated, microchipped, dewormed, and receives regular parasite prevention. He is healthy and ready for his forever home.He has no known medical conditions or allergies and eats dry kibble twice a day.Ideal HomeGomgom would do best with someone who is home most of the time, such as someone who works from home or is retired. Rather than living in a condo, he would likely be much happier in a house with a backyard where he can enjoy more space and time outdoors.More than anything, Gomgom loves spending time with his people. His ideal family would enjoy a quiet but engaged lifestyle and be ready to share life’s everyday moments and adventures with him. A family who wants to enjoy the journey together with a happy, playful, affectionate companion would be a wonderful match for Gomgom.

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