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Charles

Corgi

Male, 10 mos
Toronto, ON
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Charles is an affectionate, funny and loveable 9 month old Corgi looking for his furever home. He is a playful and sweet boy who absolutely adores children. Charles learns quickly, loves to please and cuddle. He gets along well with other dogs, loves people and is very food motivated. Charles has been neutered, microchipped and is up to date on his vaccines. He is currently being lovingly fostered in Etobicoke. If you are interested in making Charles a member of your family please complete an adoption application on our website: https://www.jrnc.org/adoption-application
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Geumsoon

Corgi Mixed Breed (Small)

Female, 3 yrs 2 mos
Toronto, ON
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Note: Geumsoon is currently in Korea, but will fly to Toronto on Oct 27 once she is adopted. For more info about the dog or the adoption applicaiton, please click here.Adopt Geumsoon, the Little Corgi Mix With the Biggest SmileGeumsoon looks up at people and breaks into a wide, happy smile. She does it for everyone, from a stranger walking in for the first time to the volunteers she sees every day.Quick FactsBreed: Welsh Corgi mix · Sex: Female · Born: August 2023 · Weight: 8 kg · Location: Korea · Traits: Affectionate, gentle, quiet · Health: Spayed, vaccinatedBackgroundIn the summer of 2026, Geumsoon appeared one day under a bridge by a stream in a small village in Chungju, Korea. After asking around, we learned that a family in a nearby house had kept her and left her behind when they moved away. She was pregnant when she was found. Sadly, her puppies were never found, and we believe they were swept away during the heavy monsoon rains. Since her rescue, she’s been staying at our partner shelter in Korea, where she’s grown even more loving and attached to people than when she first arrived.PersonalityGeumsoon is a sweetheart who loves every person she meets. When someone walks into her kennel in the morning, she’s clearly thrilled to see them. With new people, she doesn’t hesitate at all. She walks right up, shows off her sweet side, and asks to be petted. She loves being held and cuddled, and there’s no spot on her body she minds being touched. Her two favourite things are people and treats. Her energy level is on the lower side of moderate, and when she’s on her own, she naps.CompatibilityGeumsoon loves men and women equally. When elementary school volunteers visit the shelter, she stays calm and relaxed around them. If she is adopted by a family with children, parents should always supervise interactions to ensure everyone’s safety and comfort. It is important that parents take full responsibility for teaching both their children and their dog how to interact appropriately.Geumsoon gets along well with other dogs. She isn’t a rough player and prefers to sit quietly next to her dog friends. She doesn’t guard her food or toys.Geumsoon hasn’t lived with cats before, so we can’t say for certain how she’d do. Knowing her easygoing nature, though, we think it’s possible with a slow, gradual introduction, plenty of patience, and enough space for each of them to have their own retreat while they get used to one another.Behaviours & TrainingGeumsoon goes to the bathroom outdoors. She walks well on a leash and harness and doesn’t react much to other dogs, cars, or motorcycles. She travels well in the car, behaves well at the vet, and is easy to bathe, brush, and trim. She doesn’t chew things she shouldn’t, and she doesn’t bark. She already knows “sit,” “paw,” “wait,” and “down.” She shows no signs of separation anxiety.Health & DietGeumsoon is spayed, dewormed, microchipped, and up to date on all vaccinations. She takes monthly parasite preventatives. She has had puppies before. She has no known allergies and no history of additional surgeries or treatments. Her teeth are clean. She has passed the veterinary screening and is healthy and ready for a forever home. She eats kibble twice a day. She eats everything well.Ideal HomeGeumsoon is sweet and easygoing, so she’d fit into many kinds of homes. A big or small family, a retired couple, or first time dog owners would all be a good match for her. She doesn’t ask for much. She just wants to be close to you and get plenty of cuddles.Geumsoon has so much love to give, and she’s ready to share it with a family of her own. If you’d like to come home to that smile every day, Geumsoon is waiting for you.
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Nut

Welsh Corgi Jindo

Male, 1 yr 4 mos
Toronto, ON
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Hi, future family 🧡 My name is Nut, and I’m a 1-year-old boy with a round little body, short legs, and a face that makes people smile the moment they see me. I’m about 10kg, and people say I look like a mix of Shiba Inu, Welsh Corgi, and Jindo. Somehow, I got the best parts of all three — a bright Shiba face, the gentle charm of a Jindo, and tiny Corgi legs that wiggle along when I walk. Apparently, the way I toddle toward people is “extremely cute.” I hear that a lot. But before I got this second chance, my story was almost over. I was rescued from a city shelter just before euthanasia. If help had come any later, I wouldn’t be here today writing this to you. Even though my past was difficult, I still love people very much. I never stopped hoping someone kind would choose me. I’m actually pretty friendly when meeting new people. I like staying close to humans, and if you look at me or talk to me, my tail starts wagging almost immediately. I really enjoy attention, affection, and simply being near the people I love. I also get along well with other dogs and enjoy running around or relaxing beside dog friends. I do have one funny little habit though… Sometimes I get a tiny bit jealous. If another dog is getting all the attention, I might quietly squeeze my way in or try to remind everyone, “Hey… I’m here too!” But it’s not aggressive at all — it’s more like a little kid asking not to be forgotten. Honestly, I just love people so much that I want to be included in the love too. There’s something important I hope you understand about me: Living in a real home will be completely new for me. I’ve spent my life in shelter environments, so things like house routines, walking politely on leash, waiting alone, potty habits, and understanding family life are all things I’m still learning. At first, I might make mistakes, get overly curious, feel nervous in a new place, or show lots of puppy energy. But that doesn’t mean I’m a “bad” dog — it just means I’ve never truly had the chance to learn what family life feels like. Rescue dogs like me sometimes need time to adjust. For the first few days or weeks, I may seem shy, overwhelmed, or different from what you expected. New environments can feel scary at first. But if you stay patient and give me time, I promise I’ll slowly begin to relax, trust, and show you more and more of my real personality. And I think… my real personality is pretty lovable. I’m the little dog who trots after you on short legs. The one who looks at you with bright eyes whenever you call my name. The one who simply wants to be loved and included in your life. Once, I was standing at the edge of goodbye. Now, I’m waiting for a forever family who will give me a warm home, kind patience, and a life where I never have to feel unwanted again. If you choose me, I’ll spend the rest of my life loving you with my whole heart. 🧡
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Tater - ADOPTED!!!

Welsh Corgi

Male, Puppy
Toronto, ON
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
MEET TATER!   Name: Tater Age: 6 months Sex: Neutered Male Breed: Welsh Corgi Mix Color: Brown & White Weight: 5.7 kg (12.6 lbs) Height: 33 cm (13 in) at the shoulder   His Story   Tater was found wandering near a village community center and was eventually taken to a municipal shelter, where he was placed on the euthanasia list. Thankfully, he was rescued and given a second chance. Now this adorable little guy is ready to find his forever family!   With People   Tater likes people and is friendly with both men and women, although he doesn’t seem to have had much experience living closely with humans before.   He’ll come when called, ask for affection, and happily let even new people pet and hold him. He’s comfortable being picked up and will even roll over and show his belly to someone he’s just met.   That said, when he’s busy playing with his dog friends, people become much less interesting — he may completely ignore you when called! He can also be vocal when separated from people and sometimes barks when he wants attention or something from you.   With Other Dogs   Tater is a very social little guy who loves other dogs! He readily approaches both familiar and unfamiliar dogs to say hello and initiate play.   He especially seems to enjoy bigger dogs and can be a little cheeky and confident with dogs around his own size. If another dog picks a fight, Tater will try to stand his ground and give it right back — but truthfully, he’s not much of a tough guy. The moment things get a little too scary, he’s quick to make his escape.   Because he genuinely enjoys canine company, Tater could be a great fit for a home with another friendly dog or even a multi-dog household.   With Cats   Tater has not yet been tested with cats, but a cat test can be arranged upon request.   Energy Level   Tater has a moderate energy level and enjoys being active outdoors, but he can also settle down and relax afterward. He is still only six months old, though, so his future family should be prepared for all the normal energy, curiosity, and mischief that come with raising a puppy!   Walks   Tater doesn’t have extensive leash-walking experience yet and can be slightly cautious around unfamiliar smells or surroundings. However, he loves sniffing and generally follows his handler’s lead well.   He isn’t particularly bothered by passing cars and handles things like drainage grates without much hesitation. With continued practice and positive experiences, he should become an increasingly confident walking companion.   At Home   Tater does not guard food from either people or other dogs.   Separation anxiety has not been observed, but he does have a tendency toward demand barking and can be vocal when separated from people. Because of this, a home with very close neighbors or strict noise restrictions may not be the best fit.   He settles calmly when placed in a kennel and currently uses both indoor pee pads and outdoor potty areas. As with any puppy moving into a new environment, he’ll need patience and consistency while learning his new household routine.   Tater would be a wonderful match for a family looking for a friendly, playful, dog-social young pup who is ready to experience family life and continue learning along the way. Apply to adopt or foster: https://adoptmekr.org PLEASE ALSO VISIT OUR FACEBOOK AND INSTAGRAM! Currently in Korea Available to Canada & U.S. ##2848956##
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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, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
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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Lucas

Jack Russell Terrier Welsh Corgi

Male, 4 yrs 4 mos
Toronto, ON
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
My name is Lucas, and I’m a 4-year-old male Jack Russell Terrier × Welsh mix weighing around 10kg. I have a compact, sturdy body — but my short little legs are what everyone notices first. People often say I look extra adorable when I walk, and I think it’s because every step I take naturally makes people smile. 😊 For a long time, I lived in a shelter. I was rescued just before euthanasia, and since then I’ve been given a second chance at life. Now I’m staying in a training facility where I’m slowly learning what the world is like outside the shelter. Everything still feels new to me — other dogs playing freely, interesting smells on walks, toys, and especially kind human attention. It’s almost like I’m finally experiencing what it means to just be a dog. Because I’m discovering so much for the first time, I get very curious about everything around me. But there are also things I still need help understanding. Sometimes, if a hand suddenly reaches over my head or someone touches me unexpectedly, I can get scared and react defensively. In those moments, it may look like I’m trying to bite, but it’s really just fear — a way for me to protect myself when I feel unsure. When people take time to approach me gently, that behavior becomes much less, and my true personality starts to show. Because deep down… I’m actually a very sweet and affectionate boy. 💛 I just need time. What I need most is not quick bonding, but patience and understanding. If you let me come to you at my own pace instead of forcing touch or rushing interactions, I will slowly begin to trust you. It helps a lot when people approach me from the side or below rather than reaching over my head, and when they use calm voices and positive experiences to help me feel safe. Once I trust someone, I become a completely different dog — I love attention, I follow my person around, and I show a very affectionate and playful side. I also need time to adjust because I haven’t really experienced normal home life before. A house, daily routines, leash walking in neighborhoods, being alone for short periods, and house training — all of these are still new to me. At first, I may feel nervous or make mistakes, but that’s not bad behavior. It’s just me learning how to live in a home. What helps me grow is guidance, not punishment. With a stable routine, regular walks, and positive reinforcement, I can gradually build confidence and feel more secure. I’m smart and curious, and with the right support, I learn step by step at my own pace. In the beginning, it’s really important for me to have a calm environment and not too much overwhelming stimulation. If I’m given space and time to feel safe, I will slowly open my heart. And when I do, I will stay by your side with all my loyalty and love. I may not be the easiest dog at first, but I promise I have a heart that is ready to love deeply once I feel safe. I’m Lucas — a small dog with short legs, a long journey behind me, and a big hope for a forever family who will understand me and walk with me at my own pace. 🐾 Lucas

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