Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with kids,
Good with dogs,
Story
🏠 Currently in a Vancouver foster home
Hi, my name is Dabok.
I’m a Pomeranian mix boy, and I’m estimated to be about 2 years old.
I weigh 6.4kg (14.1 lb), which makes me a small, fluffy bundle of love.
With my soft white fur, gentle eyes, and the way I wag my tail as I walk up to you,
people often tell me I melt their hearts the moment they see me.
That’s my special charm—and I love sharing it.
But my life didn’t always look this warm and gentle.
I was rescued from a shelter where the risk of euthanasia was extremely high.
The environment was harsh, and illness was everywhere.
Each day, I waited—without knowing if tomorrow would come.
And then, at the very last moment, a miracle happened.
I was rescued and given another chance at life.
Because of what I’ve been through, I treasure human touch and love more than anything.
Even the smallest bit of attention means the world to me,
and I open my heart sincerely to those who show me kindness.
I’m an active yet incredibly affectionate boy.
I get along wonderfully with women, men, and children,
and I socialize very well with other dogs without conflict.
When you pet me, I naturally lean into you,
because connecting with people is something I truly enjoy.
People often say I feel like I was born to be someone’s companion dog—and I think they’re right.
I’m also great on walks!
I don’t pull on the leash and walk calmly by your side.
I don’t overreact to strangers or other dogs,
so our walks together will be peaceful and relaxing.
I do well in the car, I’m crate trained,
and I’m already trained for outdoor potty habits.
That said, when I move into a brand-new environment,
I may have a few potty accidents at first.
But I already understand the concept,
and with love, patience, and a consistent routine,
I’ll quickly adjust again.
Your understanding and gentle guidance will give me a sense of safety
and help me build deep trust with you.
My ideal forever family is someone who can embrace my past,
see mistakes as part of growing together,
and wants to share everyday joys with a loyal companion.
If I meet that family, I promise to give back
with unwavering trust,
a warm presence always by your side,
and endless love.
I once stood at the door of euthanasia.
Now, I stand here—ready to learn love, and ready to give it back.
I’m Dabok, and I’m ready to become someone’s forever family.
