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Lira

Jindo/Spitz (Unknown Type, Small)

Male, 3 yrs

Port Coquitlam, BC

Size

(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less

Details

Good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained,

Story

💙 Name: Lira 💙 Gender: Male 💙 Age: Estimated 3 years old (Born October 2022) 💙 Weight: 10 kg (approx. 22 lbs) 💙 ADOGS Instagram (KR): @adogs 💙 English Profile: @_adogs_rescue 1⃣ Medical History - Neuter Status: Completed - Microchip: Registered (Internal chip completed) - Other Notes: Heartworm retest scheduled for December 2026 Dental scaling completed 2⃣ Rescue Story Lira spent a considerable amount of time at the Gimje Shelter. Passing through several harsh seasons in those poor shelter conditions, his health slowly began to decline. Deeply concerned that this gentle and timid boy would be exposed to deadly diseases, ADOGS stepped in urgently to rescue him. 3⃣ Personality & Characteristics - Interaction with Humans: He still gets a bit wary and barks when encountering strangers, but he recognizes familiar faces and welcomes them happily with a wagging tail. He allows physical touch when approached slowly, though he remains slightly awkward with it. In his foster home, he shows his shy interest by sniffing his foster parent's clothes or listening intently for the sound of their return when home alone. - Interaction with Dogs: He is mostly indifferent toward other dogs and generally minds his own business. However, he has occasionally barked at other dogs while at the shelter. - Interaction with Cats: He has not yet been introduced to cats. - Separation Anxiety: When alone at home, he wanders around quietly to eat scattered treats. He used to have occasional potty accidents right before his foster parent left, and recently he has been coming out to the living room once before heading back inside. Since this might be a subtle sign of separation anxiety, his foster parent is keeping a close eye on him. - Potty Training: He uses indoor pee pads at his foster home. He gets it right most of the time, but he may occasionally miss the pad when his foster parent leaves or when he feels anxious. - Grooming & Hygiene: He squirms a bit during brushing and nail trimming, but he patiently tolerates it. He experiences moderate shedding, and his nails are currently trimmed during vet visits. He has also recently started toothbrushing! - Leash Walking: Because he is still unaccustomed to walks, he tends to run away when someone tries to put his leash on. During walks, he may spin in circles or resist by digging his feet in when the leash is pulled, so he needs ongoing training. Although naturally timid, his leash manners have improved significantly, and he recently completed a long-distance walk! - Motion Sickness: He experiences car sickness and drools during rides. - Biting/Aggression: He has shown zero biting tendencies to date. - Barking: He can be a bit vocal. When his medication is prepared with his favorite canned food, he barks in excitement to ask for it quickly. He also barks at strangers or other dogs. - Likes: He loves treats and gentle pets! However, he does not care much for dried or dehydrated treats. - Dislikes: He is fearful of strangers, other dogs outdoors, and loud noises, so he is currently undergoing desensitization training during walks. Moving objects, noisy things, and new stimuli all frighten him. He also dislikes vet visits, kennels, and nail clippers. - Personality: Lira is a timid and quiet soul. He is so cautious that he only wanders around when he thinks he is alone, yet he remains full of quiet curiosity. He just needs a patient family who will wait calmly for him to open his heart at his own pace.

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Jinu 2

Jindo/Mixed Breed (Medium)

Male, 1 yr

Vancouver, BC

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Good with dogs,

Story

Note: Currently, Jino is in Korea, but will be arriving in Vancouver once adopted. For more info about the dog or to submit an applicaiton, pleases click here.BackgroundJinu was one of six puppies born to a mother dog who was rescued from euthanasia. Jinu was an adorable puppy, but he was born with a congenital deformity in his left front leg. It is shorter than his other legs. Despite his difficult start in life, he has grown into a happy, playful, and affectionate dog. He currently lives at the shelter with his siblings and many other dogs.Personality and SocializationJinu is a very friendly, outgoing, and affectionate boy. He is great with strangers and is usually the very first dog to run over and greet new visitors with a wagging tail. He loves attention and happily leans in for pets and affection.He gets along well with both men and women and is comfortable around adult men. Jinu is very social with other dogs and spends every day playing with around twenty other dogs at the shelter. Sometimes, however, he can get a bit overwhelmed if larger or stronger dogs are too pushy. He would do best with gentle dogs in a peaceful environment rather than at a busy dog park.BehavioursJinu loves to run and play and moves around without any difficulty. He is quick, active, and enjoys exploring. He has not had many opportunities to ride in the car, but he handles car rides well. He also cooperates nicely during baths and veterinary exams. He walks well on leash and enjoys spending time outdoors. Jinu is both indoor and outdoor house trained.Since he has always lived with his littermates and other dogs, it is difficult to know whether he experiences separation anxiety when left completely alone. At the shelter, however, he sleeps by himself at night without any problems.Health and DietJinu is neutered, microchipped, dewormed, fully vaccinated, and receives monthly parasite prevention. He is healthy and ready to find his forever home. He eats regular dry kibble and has no known food allergies.Jinu was born with a shorter left front leg. This congenital condition does not require any special treatment. He walks, runs, and plays confidently without pain or limitations. The vet says regular exercise will help him build more muscle and make walking even easier. His unique little leg is simply part of what makes him special.Ideal HomeJinu would love a family looking for an affectionate and social companion. Someone who works from home or is retired and can spend plenty of time with him would be an ideal match. He thrives on human attention and will happily greet you every day with excitement and love. He could do well in a home with another gentle and friendly dog or as an only dog, provided he receives plenty of companionship, exercise, and enrichment.Jinu has overcome a difficult beginning and is now ready for the happy life he deserves. All he needs is a family who will see beyond his little leg and love him for the wonderful dog he is.Note: Currently, Jino is in Korea, but will be arriving in Vancouver once adopted. For more info about the dog or to submit an applicaiton, pleases click here.

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Arthur

Jindo

Male, 8 yrs 2 mos

Vancouver, BC

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Good with dogs,

Story

*Note: Currently, Arthur is in Korea but will be arriving in Vancover once adopted.For more info about him or about the adoption application, please click here.BackgroundArthur was found as a stray in a rural area of Paju, Korea, and was facing euthanasia before being rescued and brought to a shelter. He currently lives with other dogs at the shelter while waiting for his forever home.Personality and SocializationArthur is a gentle and friendly dog. He approaches new people without much hesitation and is comfortable being handled. He enjoys physical affection and will gently paw at you if he feels he is not getting enough attention.Around other dogs, Arthur does well and has been good with the dogs at the shelter. He enjoys the company of dogs who are friendly and respectful of his boundaries. If another dog is too hyper, pushy, or constantly in his face, he may growl to communicate discomfort, but he has never caused trouble or started fights. Arthur would do best with calm and well mannered dogs rather than young, overly energetic, or dominant dogs. He has no experiences with cats. BehavioursArthur does well on walks when the environment is calm. However, he can become nervous around busy roads or large crowds. He rides well in the car without any fuss. Vet visits and bathing go smoothly because he trusts people and follows their lead without resistance. He is comfortable staying in his kennel and keeps his space clean. If someone tries to grab him suddenly or handle him too roughly, he can become scared.Health and DietArthur is neutered, microchipped, dewormed, and up to date on his vaccinations. He also receives monthly parasite prevention. In the summer of 2025, Arthur underwent surgery for gastric volvulus. He has fully recovered and is healthy. He does not require any medication or special diet, but it is recommended to avoid vigorous exercise right after meals.He eats standard dry kibble with no known food sensitivities and happily accepts treats.Ideal HomeArthus would be happiest with a family living a peaceful and quiet life in a residential suburban area rather than in a busy downtown city. He would do best with someone who enjoys a calm and relaxed lifestyle, can spend time with their dog, and enjoys daily walks together. Arthus does not ask for much. He is a gentle soul who will simply be happy being near his people and sharing a quiet life with them.

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Calcium

Jindo/Mixed Breed (Medium)

Female, 11 mos

Vancouver, BC

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Good with dogs,

Story

Note: Currently, Calcium is in Korea, but she will be arriving in Vancouver once adopted.For more info about the dog or the adoption applicaiton, please click here.BackgroundCalcium and her brother, Leetae, were rescued this spring from a city pound in Miryang, Korea. Since then, she has been living at our partner boarding house alongside other dogs, patiently waiting for her forever family.Personality and SocializationCalcium is a friendly, gentle, and easygoing girl with a lovely medium energy level. She enjoys playtime and outdoor activities but is never overly demanding. She loves people and happily seeks out affection, cuddles, and attention. In fact, her favorite thing to do is simply spend time with her humans. Whether it's relaxing at home, going for a walk, spending time outdoors, or joining in on daily activities, Calcium is happiest when she's with her people. As long as she's by their side, she's content.Also, she gets along very well with other dogs of all sizes, provided they are friendly and respectful. If another dog is overly dominant, pushy, or loud, Calcium prefers to quietly walk away rather than engage. She has a sweet and peaceful nature that makes her a pleasure to be around.BehavioursCalcium travels well in the car and has good manners during vet visits and baths. The veterinary staff even complimented her for being so calm and easy to handle. She is comfortable using both indoor pee pads and outdoor potty areas.While she is still gaining confidence with leash walking, she continues to make steady progress. Her future family should continue her training with patience, consistency, and positive reinforcement. Calcium also enjoys toys and can happily entertain herself or engage in play with other dogs.Health and DietCalcium is microchipped, spayed, and fully vaccinated. She has been dewormed, receives monthly parasite prevention, and eats dry kibble. She has shown no known allergies.Ideal HomeWe are looking for a home with a flexible schedule, as young dogs should not be left alone for extended periods. Someone who works from home or is retired would be an ideal match.With her gentle, affectionate personality and easygoing nature, Calcium would do well with a wide variety of families, including first time dog guardians or those looking to add a second dog to their home. She is a wonderful companion with so much love to give, and her future family will be very fortunate to welcome her into their lives.

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Kamjoo

Jindo/Mixed Breed (Medium)

Male, 1 yr 8 mos

Vancouver, BC

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Good with dogs,

Story

*Note: Currently Kamjoo is in Korea, but will arrive in Vancouver on Sep 11, once adopted.For more info about the dog, or to submit your adoption applicaiton, please click here.BackgroundKamjoo was rescued from the Pyeongtaek City pound this spring, where he was facing the heartbreaking possibility of euthanasia. Thankfully, he was brought to safety and has been staying at our partner shelter with many other dogs. Now, he is waiting for the family who will give him the loving, permanent home he has been waiting for.Personality and SocializationKamjoo is a cheerful, affectionate boy who truly enjoys being with people. He loves attention and is always happy to come over for affection, pets, and cuddles. He is friendly with both men and women and has a sweet, gentle personality.Kamjoo is also very social with other dogs. He enjoys meeting new friends and often tries to encourage them to join him for a fun game or a run. He is a bright boy who learns quickly and responds well to people, making him a wonderful dog to spend time with and build a bond with.BehavioursKamjoo enjoys going outside and prefers to relieve himself outdoors. He walks nicely on a leash, rides calmly in the car, and is well-behaved during vet visits and baths. He is not a dog who barks excessively.Like many dogs, Kamjoo enjoys chewing on toys and can happily entertain himself with something appropriate to chew. Because he is especially people-oriented and loves companionship, he may experience some separation anxiety if left alone for extended periods.Health and DietKamjoo is neutered, fully vaccinated, microchipped, and dewormed. He receives monthly parasite prevention and is healthy and ready to begin his new life. He eats dry food twice a day and has no known food allergies.Ideal HomeKamjoo would be happiest with a family that enjoys spending time with their dog and can provide regular walks, playtime, and companionship. A home where someone works from home or is retired could be an especially good fit for him, since Kamjoo loves having people around.He would likely enjoy living with another friendly, playful dog, but he could also be happy as the only dog in the home as long as his family gives him plenty of attention, exercise, and enrichment.Kamjoo is a loving, playful, intelligent boy with so much affection to give. He has already been through a difficult start in life, and now he is ready for the forever family who will cherish him and show him how wonderful life can be.*Note: Currently Kamjoo is in Korea, but will arrive in Vancouver on Sep 11, once adopted.For more info about the dog, or to submit your adoption applicaiton, please click here.

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Kamshik

Jindo/Mixed Breed (Medium)

Male, 1 yr 8 mos

Vancouver, BC

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Good with dogs,

Story

*Note: Kamshik is currently in Korea, but he will be arriving in Vancouver on Sep 11 once adopted.For more info about the dog or the adoption applicaiton, please click here.BackgroundKamshik was rescued from the Pyeongtaek city pound in March 2026, where he was at risk of euthanasia. Since then, he has been living at our partner shelter alongside many other dogs while he waits for a loving family to give him the forever home he deserves.Personality and SocializationKamshik is a happy, affectionate dog who loves being around people. He enjoys attention and will happily come over for pets and cuddles whenever he gets the chance. He is friendly with both men and women and has a gentle, loving nature.He also loves other dogs and is always excited to make new friends. His playful personality means he is often inviting other dogs to run and play. Kamshik is also very smart, learns quickly, and listens well, making him a pleasure to spend time with.BehavioursKamshik enjoys outdoor walks and prefers to do his business outside. He walks well on leash, rides calmly in the car, and behaves nicely during veterinary visits and bath time. He is not known to bark excessively.He enjoys chewing on toys, which is a healthy way for him to entertain himself. Because he loves people so much, he may experience some separation anxiety if left alone for long periods.Health and DietKamshik is neutered, fully vaccinated, microchipped and dewormed. He takes monthly parasite preventative. He is healthy and ready for his forever family. Kamshik eats dry food twice a day and has no known allergies.Ideal HomeKamshik would thrive with a family that enjoys spending time outdoors and can give him regular exercise and playtime. Someone who works from home or is retired would be an excellent match, as Kamshik loves being around people and would enjoy having company throughout the day.He would love a home with another playful dog, but he could also do well as an only dog if his family is committed to giving him plenty of attention and activities. With his affectionate personality, playful spirit, and eagerness to please, Kamshik is ready to become a loyal and loving companion for a lucky family.*Note: Kamshik is currently in Korea, but he will be arriving in Vancouver on Sep 11 once adopted.For more info about the dog or the adoption applicaiton, please click here.

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