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Ginger

American Staffordshire Terrier

Female, Adult
Suquamish, WA
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Not good with dogs, Not good with cats, Needs experienced adopter, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Ginger is an 11-year-old American Staffordshire Terrier (possibly mixed with something, we were never told for sure). She is current on vaccines (she has a monthly allergy shot, Cytopoint), spayed, house-trained, and fun-loving! Ginger loves tug-of-war, chasing balls (though she isn't the best at giving them back to be thrown again), and running around the yard. She loves people and pets, but does not get along well with other animals. Ginger was rescued from Texas after Hurricane Harvey in 2017, after having been found wandering around in the aftermath, so it is believed she has PTSD from that and has been known to attack other animals (dogs, cats, etc.). That being said, she absolutely loves people and will always want attention and pets (even if she is quite drooly). Ginger is trained with "sit", "lay down", "out" (of the kitchen when food is being cooked), and "bed", and she absolutely loves human food. Ginger is a good dog, but definitely needs a firm hand sometimes.
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Smokey

Schnauzer (Standard) Irish Wolfhound

Male, 1 yr 2 mos
Seattle, WA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
This dog is currently in foster care in La Paz, Mexico, but will be transported upon adoption or foster placement. As a U.S. nonprofit, Hope 4 La Pawz, handles all logistics and provides full behavioral and medical info in advance.
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Pearl

Jindo

Female, Puppy
SEATTLE, WA
Size
(when grown) -
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Meet Pearl — A Sweet & Social Jindo Mix Looking for Her Forever Family!   Name: Pearl Age: 9 months Sex: Spayed Female Breed: Jindo Mix Color: Brown Weight: 21 kg Height: 56 cm (shoulder height)   Personality with People   Pearl is a very affectionate and friendly girl who happily approaches both familiar people and strangers. She loves leaning in for pets and allows handling easily. With people she knows well, she’s a total sweetheart — she may jump up to give kisses and show her playful affection. She does well with children under 13 and is comfortable being gently lifted with an arm under her belly. Once she trusts you, she’ll even show her belly   Socialization with Other Dogs   Pearl enjoys greeting and playing with both familiar and unfamiliar dogs. She does have a timid side — if several dogs (even small ones) rush toward her at once, she may retreat. She can be a little socially unaware at times and may try to initiate play even if the other dog is unsure. With very high-energy dogs, she will clearly communicate when she’s uncomfortable.   Cats   Pearl has not yet been tested with cats, but a cat test can be arranged if needed.   Energy Level   Pearl has a moderate energy level. She enjoys outdoor activities and walks, but once her exercise is done, she settles nicely and relaxes indoors.   ‍ Walking & Leash Skills   She does pull on the leash at times but generally follows her handler well. Pearl loves sniffing and exploring, so walks often involve stopping and starting as she takes in all the scents around her   Other Behaviors & Habits   • No food guarding toward people or dogs, though she is food-motivated and may rush to eat first • Rarely barks — if uncomfortable, she may whine softly instead • Calm and well-behaved in a kennel • Gets in and out of the car on her own • Fully accustomed to outdoor potty routines   Rescue Story   Pearl was rescued with her mother and littermates after her mom entered the Ganghwa Shelter in Incheon and gave birth there. Thanks to rescue support, Pearl has grown up safe and loved — and is now ready for her forever home. Currently in Korea — available for adoption to Canada/US Apply to adopt or foster Pearl: https://adoptmekr.org Please visit our Facebook or Instagram. Pearl is a loving, joyful young dog who will make a wonderful companion for a family ready to grow with her ##2609383##
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Hazel - ADOPTED!!!

Border Collie

Female, Young
SEATTLE, WA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Meet Hazel   A Gentle Border Collie Looking for Her Forever Family   Hazel is a sweet, affectionate 2-year-old Border Collie with a calm personality and a heart full of love. She may not have had the easiest start in life, but she’s ready to leave her past behind and find a family to call her own.   Name: Hazel Age: 2 years Breed: Border Collie Sex: Spayed Female Weight: 20 kg (44 lbs) Height: 46 cm (18 in) at the shoulder Color: Black & White   Rescue Story Hazel is Aesop’s mother. She was found at a highway rest stop and brought to a municipal shelter in February, where it was discovered that she was pregnant. She gave birth to Aesop at the shelter, and today her puppy has safely joined her forever family in Vancouver to begin her new life. Now it’s Hazel’s turn to find the loving family she deserves.   Personality   Hazel is incredibly affectionate and people-oriented. She happily approaches both familiar faces and strangers, enjoys being petted, and loves the company of both men and women.   She can easily be picked up by placing an arm under her belly—but instead of being lifted, she’ll often dramatically flop onto her back for belly rubs! Even people she has just met are greeted with a trusting belly-up welcome.   With Other Dogs   Hazel is polite when meeting new dogs and enjoys saying hello, but she doesn’t have much interest in playing with them. She much prefers spending time with people.   If another dog bothers her while she’s relaxing, she’ll let them know she’d rather be left alone by shooing them away. However, she has no aggression and does not start fights. She’s simply an independent, peaceful girl.   Cats   She may curiously watch cats during walks, but she easily follows her handler without reacting. A formal cat test can be arranged if needed.   Energy Level   Hazel has a low energy level and is happiest lounging nearby and relaxing with her family. She absolutely enjoys going for walks, making her an ideal companion for someone looking for a calm dog who still appreciates daily outdoor adventures.   Walking   Hazel has a mild leash pull but is easy to handle. Like many dogs, she enjoys stopping to sniff and explore her surroundings.   More About Hazel   No food guarding toward people or other dogs Rarely barks Calm and quiet in a crate Mostly potty trained for outdoor elimination   Hazel is a gentle, easygoing girl who asks for very little—just kindness, love, and a soft place to rest. After raising her puppy, it’s finally her time to be someone’s beloved companion. Could that family be yours? Apply to adopt or foster: https://adoptmekr.org  PLEASE ALSO VISIT OUR FACEBOOK AND INSTAGRAM! Currently in Korea Available to Canada & U.S. ##2774408##
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Lisa

Jindo

Female, Adult
SEATTLE, WA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Meet Lisa!   Name: Lisa Age: Approximately 3 years old Breed: Jindo/Hogu Mix Gender: Female (Spayed) Weight: 11.6 kg Height: 41 cm (at the shoulder)   Rescue Story   Lisa was found pregnant near a campground and brought into a municipal shelter, where she was rescued and given a second chance at life.   ‍ Social with People   Lisa is a gentle and sensitive girl who needs a little time to trust new people. She can be wary of strangers at first, but with patience and consistency, she typically warms up within a few days to a week.   She is uncomfortable with sudden movements, loud noises, and screaming from young children, so she would do best in a home with older, respectful children or adults only.   While she can be picked up by placing an arm under her belly, it’s not something she particularly enjoys. Once she feels safe, however, her sweet personality begins to shine.   Social with Other Dogs   Lisa generally enjoys the company of other dogs, especially calm and friendly ones. She tends to feel more secure and confident when another dog is present and would likely thrive in a home with a well-balanced canine companion.   Friendly with both larger and smaller dogs Prefers calmer dogs over high-energy playmates Especially likes larger male dogs at dog parks Politely greets friendly dogs and enjoys social interactions   Personality   Lisa is a fascinating combination of being very shy and very curious.   She loves exploring her surroundings when left alone and may occasionally carry favorite items around the house to a spot she considers safe and comfortable. Rather than viewing this as naughty behavior, her foster suggests seeing it as Lisa creating her own little comfort zone.   Inside the home, Lisa becomes noticeably more confident and relaxed. As her bond with her family grows, you’ll likely discover an adorable, playful side hidden beneath her timid exterior.   Very quiet and rarely barks No resource guarding with people or dogs Independent and comfortable being alone No separation anxiety Loves food and enrichment activities Enjoys nose-work toys and puzzles   Exercise & Training   Lisa has a relatively low energy level indoors and enjoys lounging peacefully around the house. She enjoys daily walks and outdoor adventures but settles down nicely afterward.   Loves sniffing and exploring scents more than walking quickly May stop frequently to investigate interesting smells Can pull on leash at times but generally follows her handler well If something scares her, she tends to freeze or flatten herself to the ground rather than react aggressively   Travel & House Manners   Quiet and calm in a kennel Jumps in and out of the car independently Primarily prefers outdoor potty habits Comfortable entertaining herself with toys and enrichment activities   A Special Note   Lisa absolutely loves sleeping close to her people. She prefers sharing a bed and happily accepts gentle affection while resting. She sleeps quietly through the night and enjoys the comfort of being near her trusted humans.   Ideal Home   Lisa would thrive in a calm, patient household that understands shy dogs and allows her to build confidence at her own pace. A home with another friendly, stable dog would be a wonderful bonus.   Behind her timid nature is a sweet, curious girl waiting to blossom into a devoted companion. Apply to adopt or foster: https://adoptmekr.org Please also visit our Facebook and Instagram! Currently in Korea Available to Canada & U.S. ##2749363##
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Seoju

Jindo

Male, Young
SEATTLE, WA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Name: Seoju Age: 3 years Sex: Neutered male Neutered: Yes Breed: Jindo mix Color: Beige Weight: 13.8 kg Height (shoulder): 50 cm   Rescue Story Seoju was rescued in October 2024 just before euthanasia. He entered the AKR Center in January 2025, where he spent about a year working on socialization training. He is a classic playful and mischievous “troublemaker” type who has made great progress with structure and guidance.   With People Seoju loves people — truly loves them He is very affectionate and will approach both familiar people and strangers, leaning in for pets and attention.   He does have a strong attachment tendency and can get jealous when it comes to “his person.” It took about a year to help him become more calm and balanced, and while he’s improved a lot, he’s still not fully settled. In a stable home environment, he is expected to continue improving.   He enjoys both men and women, and once he bonds, he can become very devoted — following his person around like a little bodyguard   Can be picked up comfortably Shows his belly easily, even to new people   With Other Dogs Seoju is generally social and will greet and try to play with both familiar and unfamiliar dogs.   Prefers dogs of similar size Dislikes overly high-energy or pushy dogs   If he feels uncomfortable, he may react, but he’s not a strong fighter and often ends up backing down.   In group settings, he can show jealousy around people (trying to “claim” attention by positioning himself close or between legs), but when people are not involved, he plays well with other dogs.   With Cats Not tested yet, but based on his temperament: Likely indifferent or slightly cautious. Cat testing can be arranged if needed.   Energy Level Moderate energy Enjoys outdoor activities Rests calmly after exercise   He likes carrying blankets or toys to his space and enjoys chewing toys or relaxing beside people   ‍ Walks Seoju can be sensitive to sudden stimuli. He once panicked after being startled by a flapping banner, and may still react in that specific situation.   Walks well in calm, quiet areas like parks nervous in busy roads or noisy environments   Other Notes Food motivated — may guard food from other dogs → separate feeding recommended In the center, he may bark at outside noises, but in foster care he reportedly did not bark Car rides: nervous, needs to be carried in Currently outdoor potty trained, but:   When stressed, drinks more water and may have occasional accidents at night     → Temporary space management recommended during adjustment   Very calm and well-behaved in kennel Apply to adopt or foster: https://adoptmekr.org  Please also visit our Facebook and Instagram! Currently in Korea Available to Canada & U.S. ##2726489##

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Italian Greyhound Club of America Rescue

Bremerton, WA 98311

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Sam Coffey Animal Rescue Friends - OR/WA Transport

ALL OF WA STATE, ALL OF OR STATE, Seattle, WA 98107

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Hope 4 La Pawz - Seattle transport

Seattle, WA 98107

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Ferry Dog Mothers

Seattle, WA 98117

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Northwest Airedale Terrier Rescue

Seattle, WA 98119

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Seattle Animal Shelter

2061 15th Ave W, Seattle, WA 98119

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Saving Great Animals

Seattle, WA 98119

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