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WILEY

Jindo Shiba Inu

Male, 3 yrs 2 mos
Bayside, NY
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
🐾 Meet Wiley 🐾 In seattle. 📌 Basic Profile 🐶 Name: Wiley 🐕 Breed: Jindo mix 🎂 Age: 3 years ⚖️ Weight: 23.6 kg (52 lb) 🚹 Gender: Male (neutered) 🎨 Color: Cream beige --- 💛 Personality & Charm Wiley is a smart and charming boy who truly enjoys learning. Training keeps him happy and mentally engaged, and he quickly picks up new skills. He already knows many commands such as sit, stay, come, lie down, quiet, and shake, and he’s always eager to learn more. Because of his past, Wiley needs time to build trust. Once he feels safe, he forms a deep bond and shows affection in his own gentle way. He is soft in play and has a goofy personality that often makes his people laugh. Wiley is happiest outdoors — especially if he has space to run or wildlife to observe. He could spend hours quietly watching squirrels and birds. He’s curious, intelligent, and content with a routine-filled life that includes outdoor time and peaceful surroundings. He is cautious with new people at first, but once he warms up, he becomes affectionate with both men and women. He takes treats gently and is very sensitive to human emotions. If someone close to him feels upset, he will wag his tail and try to comfort them. --- 🩺 Health & Care Wiley is in excellent health and fully up to date on vaccinations. Takes a monthly oral flea and tick preventative (he is uncomfortable with topical applications). Occasionally may vomit if his stomach is empty too long, so he receives a small snack after waking and before bedtime. Maintains dental health with special treats, toys, and food. Uses a scratch board for nail care when given the command “paw” — he has not needed traditional nail trimming in over two years. Naturally clean and keeps his coat tidy on his own. He has never required a bath. Still building comfort with brushing and ear cleaning, but has made great progress through cooperative care training. --- 🐾 Compatibility 👶 Children: Best suited for a home without young children. While he enjoys affection, if he does not want interaction at a certain moment, he may respond by snapping. 🐶 Other Dogs: Does well with calm, respectful dogs. Not comfortable with overly energetic or pushy dogs. Should be fed separately due to resource guarding with food and treats. 🐱 Cats: Not recommended due to high prey drive. --- 🎓 Training & Behavior ✔️ Potty Training: Fully trained — no accidents in over two years. ✔️ Crate Training: Not crate trained; prefers open areas. No separation anxiety and can stay home alone for hours calmly. ✔️ Car Rides: Calm and improving. Previously had motion sickness as a puppy; still takes preventive meclizine for long trips. ✔️ Leash Walking: Calm and non-reactive toward people and dogs. May become excited when spotting squirrels or cats, so a firm grip is helpful. ✔️ Barking: Rarely barks; usually only to alert. ✔️ Energy Level: Medium — enjoys two walks daily and plenty of nap time. ✔️ Destructive Behavior: None. --- 🏡 Ideal Home Wiley would thrive in a peaceful, patient household with people who understand and respect his independent nature. A secure yard or safe outdoor space where he can explore and watch wildlife would make him happiest. To the right family, Wiley will offer deep loyalty, intelligence, and quiet companionship. 🐾💛
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SOONDOL

Jindo

Male, Young
Oakland Gardens, NY
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 Soondol!   Name: Soondol Age: 1 year old Sex: Male (Neutered) Breed: Jindo Mix Color: Beige Weight: 16 kg (35 lbs) Height: 45 cm (17.7 in)   His Story   Soondol had been living in the countryside as a farm dog since he was only three months old. After seeing some of the dogs around him pass away, a local rescuer who had been caring for them decided to rescue Soondol and his sister, Soonja, together.   He has been safely cared for ever since. Now he’s ready to find his forever family.   Personality & Social Skills   Soondol is an incredibly friendly, affectionate boy who absolutely loves people. He happily approaches both familiar faces and complete strangers, rubbing against them for attention and affection. He’s comfortable with men and is also wonderful with children under 13.   He enjoys being touched and handled, can be picked up, and will even show his belly to people he has just met! When he sees people passing by, he’s usually curious and eager to say hello and get some love.   With Other Dogs   Soondol is just as social with dogs as he is with people. He happily approaches unfamiliar dogs to say hello and invite them to play.   He’s still young and sometimes gets a little too enthusiastic, asking almost every dog he meets to play without always reading the room first. If another dog tells him “no,” he’ll back off—but he may forget a few minutes later and try asking again!   He generally does especially well with dogs around his size or smaller.   Cats & Small Animals   Soondol hasn’t been observed around cats yet, so his response to them is unknown. He does show interest in birds and may try to chase them.   Energy Level   Soondol has a moderate energy level. He enjoys being outdoors and loves his walks and playtime, but after getting enough exercise, he settles down nicely and is happy to relax and sleep.   Regular walks and outdoor activity will help him stay happy and content at home.   Walks   Soondol has plenty of walking experience and generally follows his handler well without pulling much on leash. He isn’t particularly sensitive to cars or everyday outdoor noises.   He is, however, very curious about everything around him, so he can sometimes get distracted looking at people, objects, and whatever else catches his attention along the way.   At Home   Soondol does not show food guarding toward people or other dogs.   Because he loves people but currently doesn’t get to spend as much time with them as he would like, he may bark or whine for attention when he sees someone. We expect this to improve as he settles into a home where he receives more regular companionship and attention.   He stays calm when transported in a kennel and is currently accustomed to going potty outdoors.   Soondol is a cheerful, affectionate, social young dog who simply loves being part of the action. He’s looking for a family who can give him plenty of walks, companionship, playtime, and—most importantly—the affection he’s always asking for. Apply to adopt or foster: https://adoptmekr.org  PLEASE ALSO VISIT OUR FACEBOOK AND INSTAGRAM! Currently in Korea Available to Canada & U.S. ##2848209##
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Cocoon

Jindo

Male, Young
Oakland Gardens, NY
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 Cocoon Age: 2 years Sex: Neutered Male Breed: Jindo Mix Color: Brown Weight: 16 kg (35 lbs) Height: 49 cm (shoulder height)   Rescue Story   Cocoon was rescued from a small mountain village where he had been confined in a raised wire cage, kept for meat purposes along with two other dogs. A kind individual began secretly taking care of them. Around Boknal (the traditional summer days associated with dog meat consumption), the two other dogs disappeared. Determined to save the remaining dog, a report for abuse was filed, and after significant confrontation with the owner, Cocoon was finally rescued in October 2025.   He is now experiencing life outside of a cage for the very first time.   ‍‍‍ Social with People   Cocoon is affectionate and friendly, not only with familiar people but also with strangers. He happily approaches for pets and leans his body in for affection.   He currently lives with children under 13 and does very well with them.   When his people return home, he can get overly excited and may jump up enthusiastically — younger children could accidentally get knocked over during these moments. With structure and training, this can continue to improve.   He allows being picked up (arms under his belly) and will show his tummy once he feels comfortable.   Social with Other Dogs   Cocoon is generally friendly and curious with other dogs. He approaches both familiar and unfamiliar dogs to greet and initiate play, especially those similar in size or larger than him.   If another dog challenges him, he may respond, so careful introductions are important at first.   With dogs he knows well — especially confident “big brother” types — he can be submissive and even roll over to show his belly.   On walks, he wants to greet every dog he sees. His enthusiasm can be overwhelming for shy dogs, and if another dog reacts defensively, Cocoon may stand his ground rather than back away.   Cats   Cocoon has not been formally tested with cats. However, he does show interest in birds and small movements outdoors and may try to lunge toward them. While manageable on leash, he appears to have some prey drive. A cat-experienced home would be safest.   Energy Level   Having lived confined for much of his life, Cocoon is now discovering the world with curiosity and excitement. He is highly interested in everything happening around him.   Previously, he would become very excited when seeing other dogs during walks, but he is gradually becoming more stable and regulated.   With sufficient outdoor activity and enrichment, he settles nicely at home.   Walking   Cocoon can pull on leash, especially at the beginning of walks due to excitement and curiosity. After about 30 minutes, his energy noticeably decreases and he walks more calmly.   With consistent daily walks and routine, he continues to improve.   He enjoys sniffing much more than fast walking — expect lots of stop-and-go sniff breaks.   Other Behaviors   • Does not guard food from humans • May growl if another dog approaches while eating • Accepts treats politely when sitting side-by-side • Can be vocal when playing with other dogs • Calm in a kennel • Jumps in and out of the car independently • Primarily eliminates outdoors • Marks frequently during walks   Ideal Home   Cocoon would thrive in an active home that can provide: Consistent structure and leadership Proper dog introductions Continued leash and impulse control training Plenty of outdoor enrichment   He is a resilient, affectionate survivor who is learning what it means to be safe and loved.   After everything he has endured, Cocoon deserves a home where he will never be confined again — only cherished. Apply to adopt or foster: https://adoptmekr.org Please also visit our Facebook or Instagram! Currently in Korea Available to Canada & U.S. ##2668140##
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Janggo

Jindo

Female, Young
Oakland Gardens, NY
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
Janggo Age: 2 years Sex: Spayed Female Breed: Jindo Mix Color: Beige, Black, White Weight: 15 kg Height (shoulder): 50 cm   Rescue Story Janggo was rescued from a wildfire-affected area in 2025. She had been taken by a household to be used as a wild boar hunting dog, but because of her gentle nature, she was deemed unsuitable. Instead, she was tied up and left to guard a field.   ‍‍ Personality with People Janggo is naturally affectionate and enjoys being around people, but due to her past of being tethered and isolated, she can be cautious and a little timid with strangers at first.   If someone nearby has treats, she will approach on her own—sometimes pawing gently to ask for them . When approached for petting, she may briefly step back, but once she feels safe, she lowers her body and comes closer, even lying down to be petted.   In open spaces, she may initially avoid being caught and run before settling. However, once she bonds, she becomes very affectionate—approaching first, rolling onto her back, and asking for belly rubs   It took her about three weeks after rescue to fully trust her caregivers at the center. She can be picked up by supporting under her belly, and once comfortable, she happily shows her belly.   She also knows basic commands such as sit, down, and wait.   With Other Dogs Janggo is very social and friendly with other dogs. She approaches both familiar and unfamiliar dogs to greet and play, regardless of their size. Even if another dog provokes her, she tends to avoid conflict and shows a gentle temperament.   With Cats She may try to chase moving cats during walks, but shows little interest in cats that are stationary.   Energy Level She has a moderate energy level. After sufficient outdoor activity, she settles down calmly to rest. When she has compatible playmates, she enjoys running and playing, then resting in between . If there are no playmates, she is content to relax on her own.   Leash & Walks Janggo is both curious and a little cautious. On calm, familiar routes—or when following interesting scents—she may pull slightly in the direction she wants to go.   In busier urban environments, she tends to stay close to her handler. She often walks with her ears slightly back, showing she may feel a bit uneasy in crowded areas. Sudden loud noises can startle her at times.   Other Behaviours • No food guarding toward people or other dogs • May bark to ask to come out when other dogs are being let out • May show demand barking before meals • Tends to bark along if other dogs bark at unfamiliar people • Settles in a kennel after a brief period of whining • Experiences motion sickness in the car • Primarily does outdoor potty • Tolerates baths well and is calm during nail trimming • Overall gentle and easy-going temperament   Janggo is a sweet and gentle girl who just needs a little time to build confidence. Once she feels safe, her affectionate and loving personality truly shines Apply to adopt or foster: https://adoptmekr.org  Please also visit our Facebook or Instagram! Currently in Korea Available to Canada & U.S. ##2708227##
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YEONDU - ADOPTED!!!

Jindo

Female, Puppy
Oakland Gardens, NY
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
MEET YEONDU   Name: Yeondu Age: 8 months Gender: Spayed Female Breed: Jindo Mix Color: Beige Weight: 7.6 kg (16.8 lbs) Height: 34 cm (13.4 in) at the shoulder   Rescue Story Yeondu was rescued from a municipal shelter in late March 2026, where she was at risk of euthanasia.   ‍‍ With People Yeondu can be a little shy when meeting someone new, but she warms up quickly with treats and will allow pets. She will even show her belly to people she has just met, so it generally doesn’t take long for her to feel comfortable. She can also be picked up and held without issue.   With Other Dogs Yeondu will approach unfamiliar dogs to say hello, although she usually doesn’t start playing with them right away. She tends to rely more on dogs she already knows and enjoys staying close to them.   The size of another dog doesn’t bother her, but she can feel overwhelmed by dogs that are very high-energy or overly forward. If another dog provokes her, she may growl or show her teeth as a warning, but she does not initiate fights and will usually choose to move away instead.   With Cats Yeondu has been cat-tested and showed no particular reaction to cats.   Energy Level Yeondu has a moderate energy level. She enjoys outdoor activities, but settles down nicely and rests afterward.   Walking Yeondu doesn’t have a lot of leash-walking experience yet, so there are still a few things that make her nervous, such as drains and manhole covers, which she may hesitate to cross. Overall, though, she follows her handler’s lead well.   If an unfamiliar person tries to walk her alone, she may occasionally plant herself and refuse to go. She does well on walks with someone she knows or when accompanied by a familiar dog.   Other Behaviors • No food guarding with people or other dogs • Rarely barks • Calm when placed in a kennel • Nervous about getting into a car and currently needs to be picked up and placed inside • Currently comfortable with both indoor pee pads and outdoor potty   Yeondu is a sweet, gentle young girl who may need a little time to feel comfortable in new situations, but once she does, she settles in nicely and enjoys being around the people and dogs she knows. Apply to adopt or foster: https://adoptmekr.org PLEASE ALSO VISIT OUR FACEBOOK AND INSTAGRAM! Currently in Korea Available to Canada & U.S. ##2853348##
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Lily

Jindo

Female, 10 mos
Oakland Gardens, NY
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 Lily, a five-year-old, spayed Jindo mix girl with a beautiful yellow coat and a solid 20kg frame. Lily is a sweet, timid girl who needs a gentle and patient companion to bring out her best self. She’s not one for forced interactions or being picked up, as these situations can overwhelm her. While she has no aggression whatsoever, her go-to response when afraid is to avoid and retreat. A calm and understanding adopter who enjoys the process of building trust—perhaps with treats and positive reinforcement—would be the perfect match for her. Lily tends to freeze up if strangers try to touch her, though she tolerates it without protest. She’s not naturally outgoing, but her subtle displays of affection, like a wagging tail in the morning to greet her primary caregiver, are incredibly rewarding. While she’s okay with being petted and even kissed, she doesn’t actively seek attention and may show slight discomfort. Because of her sensitivity, Lily would not do well in a home with young children, as their unpredictable movements and rough handling might stress her out. When it comes to other dogs, Lily can be selective. She may engage in conflict if another dog provokes her or if they’re overly excitable or nervous. She’s best introduced to new canine friends carefully, as she prefers to avoid greetings with unfamiliar dogs during walks. Despite this, she has no issues sharing space with compatible, calm dogs. While she has no resource guarding issues with humans, she may growl if another dog approaches her food. Outdoorsy adopters will be thrilled to know that Lily is a seasoned walker who loves hiking and exploring nature. She walks beautifully on the leash without pulling and has a balanced energy level—active and engaged outdoors but calm and relaxed at home after a good outing. Lily’s also a great travel companion. She’s a pro in the car, calmly riding in a kennel or hopping in and out of vehicles on her own with just a little guidance. She’s mostly an outdoor potty dog and is easy to manage in this regard. With her gentle demeanor, hiking-ready attitude, and polite leash manners, Lily is ready to be a loyal companion to someone who will appreciate her subtle charm and respect her boundaries. View more photos and videos on Facebook (Link to Post) or Instagram (Link to Post) Does Lily sound like the right companion for you? Send in your application today here or through our website:adoptmekoreanrescue.org/adoption-application/ AKR dogs can arrive at Vancouver or Toronto airport and may be able to arrive at some US airports (Seattle, LA, NY, Boston, etc) where we have flight volunteers. If interested, please contact us. ##2288869##

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