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Aiden

Jindo

Male, Young
Seattle, WA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Not good with kids, Good with dogs, Not good with cats, House-trained,
Story
Meet Aiden, rescued from Korea and a young Jindo pup.  Aiden is a good boy but he is worried at first about meeting new people. He did not have a great start in life and as a result he can be unsure of himself. He is in a wonderful foster home where he is patiently guided to become a little more confident. Aiden will do best with other dogs who are social and confident so that he can learn from their example. He is not suitable for a home with kids or cats.   Aiden is young and has a full life ahead of him. We hope to find him a dedicated person who is willing to continue working with him so that he can live his best life.  Aiden is vaccinated, chipped, and neutered. His adoption fee is $395. We cover the medical to prepare the pet for adoption and the adopt donations go directly to cover those costs and range from $295-$495.  Thank you for stepping up to save a life! To expedite to meet with this dog, please go to our site at www.savinggreatanimals.org and fill out an application. We look at the first applications to arrive, so we hope to hear from you soon! October 20, 2026, 4:41 pm
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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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BOKI

Jindo Corgi

Male, Puppy
SEATTLE, WA
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Meet Boki!   Age: 6 months Sex: Neutered male Breed: Jindo × Corgi mix Colour: White Weight: 6.8 kg (15 lb) Shoulder height: 37 cm   Boki’s Story Rescued as a tiny puppy, Boki was adopted in Korea in July. We hoped he had found a family to grow up with and love for a lifetime.   Sadly, just one month after his adoption, Boki broke his left hind leg in a fall. His family could no longer care for him, and he was surrendered in need of surgery. At only a few months old, he was facing both a painful injury and the loss of his home.   Boki underwent surgery on August 25 and has since recovered. Despite everything, he remains a loving, trusting puppy who happily approaches new people and offers his belly for rubs.   Now, we’re hoping his next family will be the one who stays—through the happy days and the times he needs them most.   With People Boki is an affectionate little social butterfly! He approaches familiar people and strangers alike, rubbing against them for attention and happily accepting pets. Treats make making friends even easier!   He likes both men and women and has been comfortable around children under 13. He accepts being picked up and held, and he may show you his belly on your very first meeting.   With Other Dogs Boki is friendly and playful with other dogs, happily approaching both familiar friends and new faces to say hello and invite them to play. He especially enjoys playing with dogs around his own age!   He readily shows his belly to bigger dogs and can get a little enthusiastic when playing with younger or quieter friends.   With Cats Boki has not yet been observed around cats. A cat test can be arranged.   Energy Level Boki has a moderate energy level. He enjoys walks, outdoor activities, and lively playtime, then settles down nicely to rest afterward.   On Walks Boki walks well without pulling and enjoys following his person while stopping to sniff and explore.   He gives passing people and bicycles a little space and watches unfamiliar dogs without barking. Drain covers sometimes make him hesitate, but a tasty treat helps him cross.   Mealtimes Boki does not guard food from people. He may growl if another dog approaches while he is eating, so he should have his own space to enjoy meals undisturbed.   At Home Boki is generally quiet and rarely barks. Kennel confinement is still challenging for him: he may bark, whine, or howl at first, then usually lie down and rest after about 10 minutes. He’ll need patience and gentle, gradual practice to feel more comfortable.   Potty Habits Boki currently uses both indoor pee pads and outdoor potty areas. He’ll need time and a consistent routine as he adjusts to a new home.   Boki is still just a puppy, with so much growing, learning, and loving ahead of him. We’re looking for a family who will enjoy his playful spirit, guide him patiently, and give him the lasting home he deserves. Apply to adopt or foster: https://adoptmekr.org PLEASE ALSO VISIT OUR FACEBOOK AND INSTAGRAM! Currently in Korea Available to Canada & U.S. ##2874168##
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Songi - NEW YORK!!!

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 Songi! - CURRENTLY IN NEW YORK!!!   Name: Songi Age: 5 years old Gender: Female (Spayed) Breed: Jindo Mix Color: White Weight: 23 kg (50.7 lbs) — currently a little overweight with a slightly short-legged build   Rescued from a municipal shelter euthanasia list   Songi is the definition of a true lady.   She may approach new people slowly at first, taking time to sniff and assess the situation, but she is never unfriendly. In fact, she will happily accept treats from strangers and can be gently petted even during first meetings. Once she feels comfortable, her sweet and affectionate personality shines through.   She isn’t overly demanding of attention, but before you know it, you’ll find her quietly sitting beside you, waiting for gentle pets and companionship.   Personality & Temperament   Gentle and polite with people Can be picked up comfortably by supporting her belly Has not been tested with children under 13 Rarely barks Does not guard food from people or other dogs House-trained and generally prefers outdoor potty breaks   Dog Social Skills   Songi gets along beautifully with other dogs and has wonderful canine manners.   She enjoys greeting new dogs and coexisting peacefully but isn’t particularly interested in roughhousing or wrestling. If another dog becomes overly pushy, she may give a brief growl—not as aggression, but simply to say, “That’s enough, please.” It’s a polite communication signal and she has never shown interest in escalating conflicts.   Friendly with large dogs Friendly with medium-sized dogs Friendly with small dogs Lives peacefully with other dogs Tends to avoid conflict even when challenged Prefers calmer dog friends and can feel overwhelmed by very high-energy dogs   Walking & Activity   Songi absolutely loves walks!   She walks beautifully on leash, stays close to her handler, and does not pull. Even when she sees birds or cats, she usually just watches them without chasing or lunging.   She enjoys outdoor activities but has a moderate energy level and is happy to relax quietly after exercise.   Car Rides   Songi doesn’t quite understand how to jump into a car yet, so she appreciates a little help getting in. Once inside, however, she sits calmly and rides beautifully. She has completed a 40-minute car ride without any signs of motion sickness.   Smart & Food-Motivated   Songi loves treats and food, which makes her a wonderful candidate for positive reinforcement training.   Although she hasn’t formally learned commands such as “sit,” she will often offer a sit on her own when she sees a treat in your hand. She’s eager to learn and enjoys working with people.   One of her sweetest qualities is her willingness to share. Despite loving food, she doesn’t argue with other dogs over treats and has a naturally gentle nature.   A Special Note   Songi does carry one small fear.   When people are holding objects, she sometimes hesitates to approach and may move away. We don’t know her full past, but it may be connected to unpleasant experiences before her rescue. Despite this, she continues to trust people, accepts affection, and genuinely wants to be close to her humans.   Her resilience, grace, and gentle heart make her truly special.   If you’re looking for a calm, polite, affectionate companion who will quietly become your shadow, Songi may be the perfect match. Apply to adopt or foster: https://adoptmekr.org  Please also visit our Facebook and Instagram! Currently in NEW YORK!!! ##2770512##
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Crystal - TORONTO!!!

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
CURRENTLY IN ST.CATHARINES, ON!!! Name: Crystal Age: Approximately 1year old (Estimated DOB: March 1, 2025) Sex: Spayed Female (S. Female) Breed: Jindo Mix Color: Brown Weight: 22 kg Height: 55 cm   Rescue Story: Crystal was born at a city shelter after her mom was admitted.   Personality & Socialization   ‍‍ With People   Crystal is incredibly affectionate. She happily approaches both familiar and unfamiliar people, rubbing her body against them and allowing gentle touches with ease. She fully accepts children under 13 and currently lives in a home with kids.   She’s comfortable being lifted (even with arms placed under her belly), and she warms up instantly to people of all ages and genders. She even shows her belly to strangers and lets people she meets on walks pet her tummy — she is that sweet and trusting!   With Other Dogs   Crystal has a friendly and social nature with dogs of all sizes. She confidently approaches new dogs, politely says hi, and invites them to play. She currently lives with an adult dog much bigger than her and gets along beautifully.   If another dog shows aggression, Crystal simply walks away — she avoids conflict and chooses peace.   With Cats   No direct observation yet, but cat testing can be arranged.   Energy Level   Crystal has a medium energy level. She enjoys outdoor activities, exploring, and playtime, but after that she settles quietly and rests well. Adequate outdoor time makes her happiest.   ‍ Walks   She gets very excited on walks and tends to pull due to curiosity, but she loves people and usually follows well. With consistent practice, she’ll become an excellent walking partner.   Resource Guarding   None observed. She does not guard food against humans or other dogs.   Separation / Home Behavior   Crystal has not been left completely alone — she has always been with another dog when humans were away. Her current separation anxiety is mild, but she may develop anxiety if expected to stay alone, so gradual training is recommended.   She only barks when she wants something, and she whines a bit when placed in a kennel/crate, but usually settles or falls asleep shortly after.   She is currently outdoor potty trained.   Crystal Is Looking for Her Forever Family   Crystal is a sweet, gentle, loving girl with a heart full of affection for people and dogs alike. She’d thrive in a home that can provide: Consistent outdoor time Patient training for solo time A family who loves cuddles and belly rubs Possibly another friendly dog (optional but helpful)   If you’re looking for a warm, social, and gentle Jindo mix puppy, Crystal might be your perfect match. Apply to adopt to show her how beautiful the world can be. www.adoptmekr.org Please also visit our Facebook or Instagram. ##2576765##
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NOA

Jindo

Male, Adult
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
MEET NOA — A GENTLE SOUL LOOKING FOR HIS FOREVER HOME   Name: Noa Age: 5 years old Gender: Male (Neutered) Breed: Jindo Mix Color: Ivory Weight: 22 kg (48.5 lbs) Height: 45 cm (17.7 in)   Rescue Story Noa was rescued from a dog meat farm in November 2025 and spent about a year at a private boarding facility afterward.   When he was first rescued, Noa was very shy and cautious around people. With time, patience, and positive experiences, he has come a long way. He now has people he trusts and loves, and much of his initial fear of humans has faded.   Personality & People Noa may need a little time to feel completely comfortable with someone new, but once he trusts you, he becomes a quiet and devoted companion who loves following his person around.   He isn’t the type to constantly demand attention. Instead, he’ll quietly lie beside you, lean against you, and enjoy simply being close. He loves being petted, and if you stop, he may gently nudge his head toward you to ask for more.   Noa can be reserved with strangers at first, but treats are a great way to win him over. He will take treats from new people and usually allows gentle handling fairly quickly. It may take about 2–3 days for him to fully warm up, but once he does, don’t be surprised to find him quietly following you from room to room.   He generally seems more comfortable with women and can be fearful of men, so a patient and gentle approach is important. He has not had experience with children under 13.   Once comfortable, Noa can be picked up with support under his belly, and when he feels completely safe, he’ll even roll over and show you his belly.   Dogs — Excellent Social Skills Noa has wonderful manners with other dogs.   He greets new dogs politely and, when he finds a friend he clicks with, will offer a play bow and happily run and play. He is also very good at reading other dogs’ signals.   If another dog is rude or tries to mount him, Noa prefers to move away rather than escalate the situation. Even when faced with a dog that is confrontational or aggressive, he generally chooses to avoid conflict instead of fighting back.   He is friendly toward dogs of all sizes. While he will politely greet unfamiliar dogs, he tends to save his playful side for dogs he already knows and feels comfortable with.   Cats — Cat-Friendly! Noa previously lived with a cat for about 10 days and was an absolute gentleman from the very beginning.   He approached the cat slowly and respectfully, and if the cat hissed, Noa would simply take a step back and give them space. The cat became comfortable enough to relax and lie down right beside him.   Even when the cat was eating, Noa showed no interest in stealing the food.   He also shows very little prey drive outdoors. When he sees birds on walks, he usually just watches them rather than pulling toward or chasing them.   Energy Level Noa has a moderate energy level. He enjoys being outdoors and going on adventures, but after his activity, he’s happy to settle down and relax quietly at home.   Walking Noa walks beautifully on leash without pulling and follows his handler’s lead well.   Busy parks or crowded public spaces can make him a little unsure, but rather than trying to run away, he tends to stay very close to his person and continues walking alongside them.   At Home & Other Behaviours • No food guarding with people or other dogs • Rarely barks • Calm and quiet in a kennel • Mostly outdoor potty trained • Can get in and out of a familiar car on his own • May need a few practice attempts with an unfamiliar vehicle • Gentle and non-confrontational by nature   Noa’s Ideal Home Noa would thrive with someone who understands that trust doesn’t always happen instantly — and that some of the most special bonds are worth waiting a few days for.   Give him a little patience and space in the beginning, and you’ll discover a sweet, gentle boy who doesn’t need to be the centre of attention. He simply wants to feel safe, stay close to his person, and quietly share life by their side.   For someone looking for a calm, loyal companion who is exceptionally well-mannered with other animals, Noa may be the one. Apply to adopt or foster: https://adoptmekr.org  PLEASE ALSO VISIT OUR FACEBOOK AND INSTAGRAM! Currently in Korea Available to Canada & U.S. ##2860724##

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Aiden

Jindo

Male, Young
Seattle, WA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Not good with kids, Good with dogs, Not good with cats, House-trained,
Story
Meet Aiden, rescued from Korea and a young Jindo pup.  Aiden is a good boy but he is worried at first about meeting new people. He did not have a great start in life and as a result he can be unsure of himself. He is in a wonderful foster home where he is patiently guided to become a little more confident. Aiden will do best with other dogs who are social and confident so that he can learn from their example. He is not suitable for a home with kids or cats.   Aiden is young and has a full life ahead of him. We hope to find him a dedicated person who is willing to continue working with him so that he can live his best life.  Aiden is vaccinated, chipped, and neutered. His adoption fee is $395. We cover the medical to prepare the pet for adoption and the adopt donations go directly to cover those costs and range from $295-$495.  Thank you for stepping up to save a life! To expedite to meet with this dog, please go to our site at www.savinggreatanimals.org and fill out an application. We look at the first applications to arrive, so we hope to hear from you soon! October 20, 2026, 4:41 pm
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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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BOKI

Jindo Corgi

Male, Puppy
SEATTLE, WA
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Meet Boki!   Age: 6 months Sex: Neutered male Breed: Jindo × Corgi mix Colour: White Weight: 6.8 kg (15 lb) Shoulder height: 37 cm   Boki’s Story Rescued as a tiny puppy, Boki was adopted in Korea in July. We hoped he had found a family to grow up with and love for a lifetime.   Sadly, just one month after his adoption, Boki broke his left hind leg in a fall. His family could no longer care for him, and he was surrendered in need of surgery. At only a few months old, he was facing both a painful injury and the loss of his home.   Boki underwent surgery on August 25 and has since recovered. Despite everything, he remains a loving, trusting puppy who happily approaches new people and offers his belly for rubs.   Now, we’re hoping his next family will be the one who stays—through the happy days and the times he needs them most.   With People Boki is an affectionate little social butterfly! He approaches familiar people and strangers alike, rubbing against them for attention and happily accepting pets. Treats make making friends even easier!   He likes both men and women and has been comfortable around children under 13. He accepts being picked up and held, and he may show you his belly on your very first meeting.   With Other Dogs Boki is friendly and playful with other dogs, happily approaching both familiar friends and new faces to say hello and invite them to play. He especially enjoys playing with dogs around his own age!   He readily shows his belly to bigger dogs and can get a little enthusiastic when playing with younger or quieter friends.   With Cats Boki has not yet been observed around cats. A cat test can be arranged.   Energy Level Boki has a moderate energy level. He enjoys walks, outdoor activities, and lively playtime, then settles down nicely to rest afterward.   On Walks Boki walks well without pulling and enjoys following his person while stopping to sniff and explore.   He gives passing people and bicycles a little space and watches unfamiliar dogs without barking. Drain covers sometimes make him hesitate, but a tasty treat helps him cross.   Mealtimes Boki does not guard food from people. He may growl if another dog approaches while he is eating, so he should have his own space to enjoy meals undisturbed.   At Home Boki is generally quiet and rarely barks. Kennel confinement is still challenging for him: he may bark, whine, or howl at first, then usually lie down and rest after about 10 minutes. He’ll need patience and gentle, gradual practice to feel more comfortable.   Potty Habits Boki currently uses both indoor pee pads and outdoor potty areas. He’ll need time and a consistent routine as he adjusts to a new home.   Boki is still just a puppy, with so much growing, learning, and loving ahead of him. We’re looking for a family who will enjoy his playful spirit, guide him patiently, and give him the lasting home he deserves. Apply to adopt or foster: https://adoptmekr.org PLEASE ALSO VISIT OUR FACEBOOK AND INSTAGRAM! Currently in Korea Available to Canada & U.S. ##2874168##
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Songi - NEW YORK!!!

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 Songi! - CURRENTLY IN NEW YORK!!!   Name: Songi Age: 5 years old Gender: Female (Spayed) Breed: Jindo Mix Color: White Weight: 23 kg (50.7 lbs) — currently a little overweight with a slightly short-legged build   Rescued from a municipal shelter euthanasia list   Songi is the definition of a true lady.   She may approach new people slowly at first, taking time to sniff and assess the situation, but she is never unfriendly. In fact, she will happily accept treats from strangers and can be gently petted even during first meetings. Once she feels comfortable, her sweet and affectionate personality shines through.   She isn’t overly demanding of attention, but before you know it, you’ll find her quietly sitting beside you, waiting for gentle pets and companionship.   Personality & Temperament   Gentle and polite with people Can be picked up comfortably by supporting her belly Has not been tested with children under 13 Rarely barks Does not guard food from people or other dogs House-trained and generally prefers outdoor potty breaks   Dog Social Skills   Songi gets along beautifully with other dogs and has wonderful canine manners.   She enjoys greeting new dogs and coexisting peacefully but isn’t particularly interested in roughhousing or wrestling. If another dog becomes overly pushy, she may give a brief growl—not as aggression, but simply to say, “That’s enough, please.” It’s a polite communication signal and she has never shown interest in escalating conflicts.   Friendly with large dogs Friendly with medium-sized dogs Friendly with small dogs Lives peacefully with other dogs Tends to avoid conflict even when challenged Prefers calmer dog friends and can feel overwhelmed by very high-energy dogs   Walking & Activity   Songi absolutely loves walks!   She walks beautifully on leash, stays close to her handler, and does not pull. Even when she sees birds or cats, she usually just watches them without chasing or lunging.   She enjoys outdoor activities but has a moderate energy level and is happy to relax quietly after exercise.   Car Rides   Songi doesn’t quite understand how to jump into a car yet, so she appreciates a little help getting in. Once inside, however, she sits calmly and rides beautifully. She has completed a 40-minute car ride without any signs of motion sickness.   Smart & Food-Motivated   Songi loves treats and food, which makes her a wonderful candidate for positive reinforcement training.   Although she hasn’t formally learned commands such as “sit,” she will often offer a sit on her own when she sees a treat in your hand. She’s eager to learn and enjoys working with people.   One of her sweetest qualities is her willingness to share. Despite loving food, she doesn’t argue with other dogs over treats and has a naturally gentle nature.   A Special Note   Songi does carry one small fear.   When people are holding objects, she sometimes hesitates to approach and may move away. We don’t know her full past, but it may be connected to unpleasant experiences before her rescue. Despite this, she continues to trust people, accepts affection, and genuinely wants to be close to her humans.   Her resilience, grace, and gentle heart make her truly special.   If you’re looking for a calm, polite, affectionate companion who will quietly become your shadow, Songi may be the perfect match. Apply to adopt or foster: https://adoptmekr.org  Please also visit our Facebook and Instagram! Currently in NEW YORK!!! ##2770512##
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Crystal - TORONTO!!!

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
CURRENTLY IN ST.CATHARINES, ON!!! Name: Crystal Age: Approximately 1year old (Estimated DOB: March 1, 2025) Sex: Spayed Female (S. Female) Breed: Jindo Mix Color: Brown Weight: 22 kg Height: 55 cm   Rescue Story: Crystal was born at a city shelter after her mom was admitted.   Personality & Socialization   ‍‍ With People   Crystal is incredibly affectionate. She happily approaches both familiar and unfamiliar people, rubbing her body against them and allowing gentle touches with ease. She fully accepts children under 13 and currently lives in a home with kids.   She’s comfortable being lifted (even with arms placed under her belly), and she warms up instantly to people of all ages and genders. She even shows her belly to strangers and lets people she meets on walks pet her tummy — she is that sweet and trusting!   With Other Dogs   Crystal has a friendly and social nature with dogs of all sizes. She confidently approaches new dogs, politely says hi, and invites them to play. She currently lives with an adult dog much bigger than her and gets along beautifully.   If another dog shows aggression, Crystal simply walks away — she avoids conflict and chooses peace.   With Cats   No direct observation yet, but cat testing can be arranged.   Energy Level   Crystal has a medium energy level. She enjoys outdoor activities, exploring, and playtime, but after that she settles quietly and rests well. Adequate outdoor time makes her happiest.   ‍ Walks   She gets very excited on walks and tends to pull due to curiosity, but she loves people and usually follows well. With consistent practice, she’ll become an excellent walking partner.   Resource Guarding   None observed. She does not guard food against humans or other dogs.   Separation / Home Behavior   Crystal has not been left completely alone — she has always been with another dog when humans were away. Her current separation anxiety is mild, but she may develop anxiety if expected to stay alone, so gradual training is recommended.   She only barks when she wants something, and she whines a bit when placed in a kennel/crate, but usually settles or falls asleep shortly after.   She is currently outdoor potty trained.   Crystal Is Looking for Her Forever Family   Crystal is a sweet, gentle, loving girl with a heart full of affection for people and dogs alike. She’d thrive in a home that can provide: Consistent outdoor time Patient training for solo time A family who loves cuddles and belly rubs Possibly another friendly dog (optional but helpful)   If you’re looking for a warm, social, and gentle Jindo mix puppy, Crystal might be your perfect match. Apply to adopt to show her how beautiful the world can be. www.adoptmekr.org Please also visit our Facebook or Instagram. ##2576765##
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NOA

Jindo

Male, Adult
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
MEET NOA — A GENTLE SOUL LOOKING FOR HIS FOREVER HOME   Name: Noa Age: 5 years old Gender: Male (Neutered) Breed: Jindo Mix Color: Ivory Weight: 22 kg (48.5 lbs) Height: 45 cm (17.7 in)   Rescue Story Noa was rescued from a dog meat farm in November 2025 and spent about a year at a private boarding facility afterward.   When he was first rescued, Noa was very shy and cautious around people. With time, patience, and positive experiences, he has come a long way. He now has people he trusts and loves, and much of his initial fear of humans has faded.   Personality & People Noa may need a little time to feel completely comfortable with someone new, but once he trusts you, he becomes a quiet and devoted companion who loves following his person around.   He isn’t the type to constantly demand attention. Instead, he’ll quietly lie beside you, lean against you, and enjoy simply being close. He loves being petted, and if you stop, he may gently nudge his head toward you to ask for more.   Noa can be reserved with strangers at first, but treats are a great way to win him over. He will take treats from new people and usually allows gentle handling fairly quickly. It may take about 2–3 days for him to fully warm up, but once he does, don’t be surprised to find him quietly following you from room to room.   He generally seems more comfortable with women and can be fearful of men, so a patient and gentle approach is important. He has not had experience with children under 13.   Once comfortable, Noa can be picked up with support under his belly, and when he feels completely safe, he’ll even roll over and show you his belly.   Dogs — Excellent Social Skills Noa has wonderful manners with other dogs.   He greets new dogs politely and, when he finds a friend he clicks with, will offer a play bow and happily run and play. He is also very good at reading other dogs’ signals.   If another dog is rude or tries to mount him, Noa prefers to move away rather than escalate the situation. Even when faced with a dog that is confrontational or aggressive, he generally chooses to avoid conflict instead of fighting back.   He is friendly toward dogs of all sizes. While he will politely greet unfamiliar dogs, he tends to save his playful side for dogs he already knows and feels comfortable with.   Cats — Cat-Friendly! Noa previously lived with a cat for about 10 days and was an absolute gentleman from the very beginning.   He approached the cat slowly and respectfully, and if the cat hissed, Noa would simply take a step back and give them space. The cat became comfortable enough to relax and lie down right beside him.   Even when the cat was eating, Noa showed no interest in stealing the food.   He also shows very little prey drive outdoors. When he sees birds on walks, he usually just watches them rather than pulling toward or chasing them.   Energy Level Noa has a moderate energy level. He enjoys being outdoors and going on adventures, but after his activity, he’s happy to settle down and relax quietly at home.   Walking Noa walks beautifully on leash without pulling and follows his handler’s lead well.   Busy parks or crowded public spaces can make him a little unsure, but rather than trying to run away, he tends to stay very close to his person and continues walking alongside them.   At Home & Other Behaviours • No food guarding with people or other dogs • Rarely barks • Calm and quiet in a kennel • Mostly outdoor potty trained • Can get in and out of a familiar car on his own • May need a few practice attempts with an unfamiliar vehicle • Gentle and non-confrontational by nature   Noa’s Ideal Home Noa would thrive with someone who understands that trust doesn’t always happen instantly — and that some of the most special bonds are worth waiting a few days for.   Give him a little patience and space in the beginning, and you’ll discover a sweet, gentle boy who doesn’t need to be the centre of attention. He simply wants to feel safe, stay close to his person, and quietly share life by their side.   For someone looking for a calm, loyal companion who is exceptionally well-mannered with other animals, Noa may be the one. Apply to adopt or foster: https://adoptmekr.org  PLEASE ALSO VISIT OUR FACEBOOK AND INSTAGRAM! Currently in Korea Available to Canada & U.S. ##2860724##

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