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BONNIE

Jindo

Female, Adult
SEATTLE, WA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, House-trained,
Story
Meet Bonnie A gentle little soul who blossoms with patience and love.   Age: 5 years Sex: Spayed female Breed: Mixed Colour: Cream Weight: 9.3 kg / 20.5 lbs Shoulder height: 32 cm / 12.6 inches   Her rescue story Bonnie was rescued from a municipal shelter in March 2025 when euthanasia was taking place. Her shy nature made it harder for her to find a home, and she joined the AKR centre in December. Since then, she has been gently practising becoming comfortable with touch and handling.   With people Bonnie can be a little shy at first, but she will accept treats and usually allows gentle petting right away. Being picked up takes a little more trust. She does not struggle or nip when lifted, and with practice, she no longer has nervous potty accidents during handling. In a new home, however, she may feel unsure again, so a slow, gentle approach will help her feel safe.   Once Bonnie opens her heart, she loves staying close to her person—and often rolls over to show her belly! She could be a lovely companion for someone living alone. A quiet adult home or a home with calm, respectful teenagers would suit her best, as sudden movements and squeals from children under 13 may frighten her.   With other dogs Bonnie will approach unfamiliar dogs to say hello, but she usually saves playtime for friends she knows well. She tends to feel most comfortable with dogs her size or smaller. If another dog provokes her, she generally chooses to walk away.   With cats On walks, Bonnie stays focused on her person even when she sees cats. She has not yet had a formal cat test, but one can be arranged.   Energy & walks Bonnie has a low energy level and enjoys spending much of her day resting calmly. Occasionally, she celebrates a happy moment with a little burst of zoomies—usually over in less than a minute!   She enjoys sniffing and exploring in quiet areas. Busy, noisy places can make it harder for her to relax. Passing children and joggers generally do not bother her, but cars and motorcycles can frighten her, and she may cling to her person for reassurance.   Life at home • She has shown no food guarding around people or other dogs. • She rarely barks. • She settles quietly when placed in a kennel. • Getting into a car worries her, so she currently needs to be lifted in. • She currently does most of her pottying outdoors, though she may need patience and guidance in a new home.   Bonnie’s ideal home A peaceful home, a gentle routine, and someone who will let trust grow at her pace. Once she feels safe, Bonnie’s favourite place is close to the person she loves.   Could you be Bonnie’s person? Apply to adopt or foster: https://adoptmekr.org  PLEASE ALSO VISIT OUR FACEBOOK AND INSTAGRAM! Currently in Korea Available to Canada & U.S. ##2889574##
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Jinsu

Jindo/Akita

Male, 6 yrs 4 mos
Bellevue, WA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs,
Story
✅Currently located in South Korea✅️ 💟Available to fly to U.S. and Canada💟 The prices listed are based on USD, and the adoption fee will be calculated in CAD according to the exchange rate. Meet Jinsu 💙 Adogs News Account: @_adogs_ 1. Health Condition * Neutered. * Microchipped, heartworm negative, and dental scaling done. 2. Rescue Story * Jinsu had been living on a short leash at the Wanju City Shelter for more than two years. As the shelter had already been full of abandoned dogs, Jinsu was put on the euthanasia list. Once learning that his euthanasia was imminent, Adogs rushed to rescue him. 3. Basic Information * With People: Is really sociable without being aggressive nor shy towards people. Is so friendly with people that he loves being touched by them. May feel uncomfortable if someone suddenly grabs the back of his neck, though. * With Other Dogs: At first, struggled to get along with other dogs, but through consistent training, is now able to live with them. May growl when meeting new dogs for the first time, but with slow introductions using treats, he learns to feel relaxed around them over time. However, he prefers his alone time and can feel uncomfortable—sometimes growling or snapping—if large dogs of similar size approach him too assertively. Also loves playing with balls and can be protective of her toy around other dogs. * With Cats: When seeing a cat during walks, he tries to run towards it. Caution is required. * Separation Anxiety: Not confirmed yet because he lives in a group setting at our center. Will need basic training in a home environment. * Potty Training: Does pottying outdoors at our center. Will need basic training in a home environment. * Hygiene: Shows little resistance to grooming by familiar handlers. Stays calm during baths and brushing. * Walks: Is good at walking. Can respond to his name to some extent during walks. When seeing a cat during walks, he pulls on the leash to get closer to them, but it’s at a manageable level. Having completed muzzle training, it is recommended that he wear a muzzle during walks to manage his reactions toward other dogs. * Car Sickness: Rides well in a car without car sickness. * Biting: In the early days of training, he would get mouthy when it hurt or felt uncomfortable while removing matted fur. But recently, there hasn't been any mouthiness at all. Once he becomes familiar with someone, he accepts even uncomfortable touching calmly from them. If similarly-sized dogs approach first and repeatedly bother him, he growls and tries to bite, so caution is needed. * Barking: Has never barked or whined. However, training may still be needed when she moves into a new home environment. * Overall Temperament: Is a bright, energetic, and affectionate sweetheart! Rather than playing with other dogs, he prefers running and walking with his human, and he loves ball games, treats, and affection. Even when resting in a corner around other dogs, he will happily run over as soon as she spots a person. Since he does not enjoy other dogs approaching him assertively, he would do best as the only dog in a home. Used to be easily startled by loud noises or sudden movements, but after desensitization training, he has improved significantly!
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Darnie

Jindo/Mixed Breed (Small)

Male, 2 yrs 6 mos
Seattle, WA
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained,
Story
Meet Darnie! A gentle, easygoing pup who enjoys the company of other dogs. ➡️Darnie is in Korea and will be coming to the U.S. once his adoption is confirmed 💜Rescue Story Darnie was rescued from a shelter in June 2026 after being scheduled for euthanasia. He arrived with another small dog who had a skin condition. During his time at the shelter, Darnie was often seen playing gently with smaller dogs and puppies. His kind nature and considerate interactions with other dogs caught the attention of his current foster, who brought him to safety and welcomed him into a foster home. 🐶Personality Darnie is calm, gentle, and mild-mannered, with a moderate energy level. He is smart, enjoys food, and responds well to treats, making reward-based training a promising fit for him. 💜Interaction With People Darnie can build trusting relationships with women, men, and children, though he needs time to feel comfortable with new people. He tends to warm up to women more quickly. When men approach slowly and gently, he may accept treats even at the first meeting. With children, Darnie is curious but initially cautious about being touched. After accepting a treat from one child, he chose to sit nearby. His daycare teacher reports that he has met her child many times and has never nipped or growled. Gentle introductions and respect for his space will help him gain confidence. 🐶Interaction With Other Dogs Darnie does very well with other dogs. He attended daycare three times a week for four months, meeting dogs of many sizes, including Standard Poodles, Maltese, and Chihuahuas. He approaches other dogs gently and gets along well with both large and small companions. 🐈Interaction With Cats Darnie has not been formally introduced to cats, so his compatibility with them is unknown. He has shown curiosity and tried to approach a cat he saw outdoors. 🐕‍🦺Walks and Leash Manners Darnie walks comfortably on a leash and matches his foster’s pace without pulling. He follows along well and has not shown a tendency to resist returning home or insist on taking a different route. After potty breaks, he sometimes adds a little personality to his walk by kicking his back legs! 😊Potty Training Darnie is comfortable going potty outdoors and using pee pads indoors. He prefers outdoor potty breaks but reliably uses a pad at home. 💜Barking Darnie is very quiet in his current foster home. He has not been observed barking at strangers and typically communicates his needs with a soft whimper. 💜Crate Training Darnie is making good progress with crate training. He willingly enters his crate for meals and treats, and sometimes checks inside on his own to see whether a snack is waiting. 🐕Escape Behavior Darnie has not attempted to escape while in foster care. He may shy away from unfamiliar people, so patient introductions and secure handling will help him feel safe as he adjusts to a new home. 🦴Food and Toys Darnie has shown no food aggression or resource guarding. He is easygoing around toys and other belongings and often lets other dogs take them. 🏠Behavior at Home Darnie has not shown destructive behavior in his foster home. He plays appropriately with the toys provided to him. 💜Separation Anxiety No signs of separation anxiety have been observed. Darnie can wait quietly on his own, sometimes watching the front door. He also stayed at a pet hotel for six days, where he ate and slept well. 🛁Grooming and Handling Darnie tolerates baths and nail trims well. Although bathing is not his favorite activity and he may shift away slightly, he remains cooperative, allowing grooming sessions to be completed quickly. 💕Ideal Home Darnie would do well with a patient family who will give him time to settle in and build trust. A home with a yard would be a bonus because he prefers outdoor potty breaks, though he also uses pee pads indoors. He could be a wonderful companion for another friendly dog, whose presence may help him feel comfortable as he adjusts. With his gentle personality, quiet nature, and lovely manners around other dogs, Darnie has so much to offer a loving family. ➡️If you are interested in Darnie, please visit https://gracebridgekorea.org/adoption-application/ to fill out an application.
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OZ

Jindo/Shepherd (Unknown Type)

Female, Adult
SEATTLE, WA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained,
Story
Meet Oz Your future cuddle companion!   Age: 6 years Sex: Female, spayed Breed: Jindo Shepherd mix Colour: Brown/Black Weight: 17.6 kg / 38.8 lbs   Oz was rescued from a municipal shelter in October 2022. After spending more than two years in boarding care without finding a family, she came to the AKR centre to prepare for overseas adoption. Now, this affectionate girl is waiting for a home where she can finally belong.   A people-loving cuddle expert Oz loves people—familiar faces and new friends alike! She happily approaches strangers, leans against them, and welcomes affection. Men and women are equally welcome in her circle.   Lie down beside her, and she’ll wiggle her way under your arm. If you ask for a little space, she’ll settle against your feet instead. She even offers belly rubs to people she has just met! She can also be picked up with an arm supporting her belly.   Oz has been calm around children under 13.   A home where she can be your only dog Living alongside many dogs for over a year has helped Oz become much more comfortable around them. These days, she generally prefers to mind her own business rather than interact.   However, she guards food and toys from other dogs, and conflict can occur if another dog approaches while she is eating or challenges her. Oz would do best as the only dog in her home, with careful introductions and managed encounters with unfamiliar dogs.   No cats or small pets Oz shows interest in small animals, so a home without cats or other small pets is recommended.   A lovely balance of activity and rest Oz has a moderate energy level. She enjoys outdoor adventures and is happy to relax quietly afterward.   She is an experienced walker who generally walks without pulling and responds very well to her handler. Her favourite part? Sniffing! She may try to steer toward an interesting scent, but she is easily guided and often stays busy investigating the ground rather than watching everything around her.   Life at home • Currently toilets outdoors and enjoys scent marking on walks. • Has shown no separation anxiety when left alone in her current setting. • May bark to ask to be let out when confined in a kennel or separated from people she can still see. • Generally quiet • Very food motivated and responsive to people. • Does not guard food from people, though she needs her own eating space away from other dogs.   Oz has so much affection to share. Her ideal home offers enjoyable sniffing walks, clear guidance, and plenty of opportunities to curl up close to her favourite people. Could you be the family she has been waiting for? Apply to adopt or foster: https://adoptmekr.org PLEASE ALSO VISIT OUR FACEBOOK AND INSTAGRAM! Currently in Korea Available to Canada & U.S. ##2885734##
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LONDON

Jindo

Male, Adult
SEATTLE, WA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained,
Story
Meet London A gentle soul who has waited years for a home.   Jindo mix | Brown & White 5 years old (born November 2021) Neutered male 19 kg / 42 lb Shoulder height: 50 cm   London entered a shelter without his mother in December 2021, when he was just a tiny puppy. After spending nearly five years in a private shelter, he is now living in a foster home and discovering the comforts of home life.   With people London can be a little shy at first, but he happily accepts treats and soon becomes comfortable with gentle attention. Even when his expression looks a little nervous, he welcomes petting and may roll over to offer his belly—even to someone he has just met! With children London has also been comfortable with children under 13. His gentle, calm nature is a lovely quality for a family companion. As with any dog, interactions with children should always be supervised. He isn’t an overly energetic or demanding dog. His affection is quiet and gentle, and he has been comfortable with people of different ages, both men and women. He also takes treats from your fingers with a wonderfully soft mouth.   With dogs London has a relaxed, easygoing approach to other dogs. He usually takes his time before approaching to sniff and get acquainted. Even when several small dogs approach him excitedly, he remains remarkably patient and unbothered.   With cats London has lived with a cat for about a week and showed little interest. On one occasion, he approached for a curious sniff, received a swat, and simply walked away. Gradual introductions would still be important in a new home.   Energy & walks London has a moderate energy level. He enjoys outdoor time, then settles down quietly to rest afterward.   An experienced walking companion, he generally walks without pulling, matches his person’s pace, and enjoys taking his time to sniff along the way. He currently does his business outdoors and waits for his walks.   Life at home London is exceptionally quiet—his caregivers have rarely heard him bark. He can whine in a kennel and is nervous about getting into a car, so he currently needs to be lifted in. He doesn’t enjoy being crated for car rides, though he generally settles with verbal reassurance.   With his gentle manners and steady temperament, London could be a lovely companion for a family looking for a calm walking buddy and quiet company at home. He’ll need time to adjust to a new environment and patient support as he builds confidence with car travel.   After spending almost his entire life waiting, London is ready for a family of his own. Apply to adopt or foster: https://adoptmekr.org  PLEASE ALSO VISIT OUR FACEBOOK AND INSTAGRAM! Currently in Korea Available to Canada & U.S. ##2885723##
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Creek

Jindo

Male, 4 mos
Bellevue, WA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, House-trained,
Story
**About Creek:** Creek is an international rescue all the way from South Korean. While "international adoption" might sound like a major undertaking, we have years of experience streamlining this process to make it as smooth as possible. We’ll be right by your side to explain every step! The Journey Home Once your application is approved, the final step of Creek’s journey begins. Adopters are responsible for picking him up directly from a major international airport. Common arrival hubs include: West Coast: SFO, SEA, LAX. East Coast & Central: JFK, IAH Personality He is active and full of energy! He loves playing with other dogs as well as playing fetch with people. He likes to fetch balls. Experience with children : He hasn’t spent much time around children, but he seems like he would do totally fine with them. Experience with cats : He hasn’t shown much interest in cats so far. Behavior in cars : Since he is still a baby, he travels in a crate. He has been riding in cars since he was 2 months old, so he is very used to it! Potty training : He does both indoor and outdoor potty. In the morning, he goes in the yard, and during evening walks, he does his business outside as well. Indoors, he uses potty pads. He is gradually starting to save his poop for outdoors, and his indoor pee frequency is decreasing too. As is typical for Jindos, once he passes around 6 months old, he’ll likely settle into a routine of going just morning and evening outdoors. Behavior when left alone : He has never been left completely by himself, but since he is still a young puppy, he might whine a little at first. Resource guarding : He waits politely for his turn to get treats. He loves treats very much! He’s not picky with his food at all and eats very well. (Currently, we feed him a mix of various kibbles.) He has no known allergies. Leash and walk experience : He is currently in leash training and is doing really well! We are also practicing recall off-leash (in safe areas). Even when he’s running around happily, he comes right away when called and heads right back into the house nicely. ( A good foundation of trust must be built before letting Creek off-leash outside) APPLY HERE https://lifeofhopefoundation.org/adoption-application/

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