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Dahaeng

Samoyed

Male, 4 yrs 4 mos
Toronto, ON
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
*Note: Currently, Dahaeng is in Korea, but will arrive in Toronto once adopted. For more info about him or the adoption application, please click here.Adopt Dahaeng, the Calm Big Boy Who Lives for His WalksDahaeng is a gentle, easygoing companion who asks for very little, except his walks. Just put on his harness, and he'll start hopping with excitement, ready to head out the door with you.Quick Facts: Breed: Samoyed Jindo mix · Sex: Male · Born: June 2022 · Weight: 34 kg · Location: Korea · Traits: Calm, gentle, easygoing · Health: Neutered, vaccinatedBackground: Dahaeng was rescued in July 2023 from a city shelter in Korea. Even then, he showed no fear of people. He lived at our partner shelter until May 2024, when he was adopted to a home in Germany. Sadly, that adoption didn't work out. He became very afraid of the boyfriend in the home, and in January 2025 the shelter brought him back to Korea. We don't know exactly what happened there, but since then, he has been nervous around men. At his current shelter, he's relaxed and content.Personality: Dahaeng is a boy who loves his walks more than anything. He knows exactly what a harness means, and the moment it goes on, he starts hopping in place. When someone comes to his kennel in the morning, he follows them around with eyes that clearly say, "Let's go for a walk." His favorite things are walks and treats. He isn't a fan of nail trims, and he can be shy around men. His energy level is low. New people, places, and objects catch his curiosity for a moment, but he soon loses interest and heads to his own comfy spot to rest. When he's on his own, he mostly lies down and naps.Compatibility: Dahaeng is comfortable with women, but he's timid and nervous around men in general. When a man he doesn't know comes into the room, Dahaeng avoids him, walks away, and sits quietly in a corner. That said, he's comfortable with some of the male staff at the shelter and with our vet. He isn't reactive toward men. Unfamiliar men simply make him a little nervous. He has met a child of about 10 who visits with a parent, and he showed little interest. He loves being petted and especially enjoys a good scratch on his rump. His paws are his one sensitive spot.Dahaeng lived with a cat during his time in Germany. He paid little attention to the cat and would happily lie down and sleep right beside it.Dahaeng gets along well with other dogs. He's calm that he does well with small dogs, and he plays nicely with dogs his own size. His style is to stay quietly by a friend's side, and he doesn't guard his food or toys at all.Behaviours & Training: Dahaeng goes to the bathroom outdoors and lies down to rest quietly in his kennel. He walks well on a leash and harness without pulling. When another dog comes close, he only turns his head to watch, and when you say "Dahaeng, let's go," he heads straight forward with you. In the car, he pants a little and enjoys looking out the window. He behaves well at the vet. Bath time and brushing go smoothly, though he doesn't like the blow dryer. He has no chewing habits. He knows his name, though he has a bit of a mind of his own. He rarely barks and shows no signs of separation anxiety. He isn't a greedy eater and is currently eating Dermadog large kibble.Health & Diet: Dahaeng is neutered, microchipped, dewormed, and up to date on all his vaccinations. He takes a monthly parasite preventative. He was treated for a skin condition shortly after his rescue, and after returning from Germany, he was treated for fungal dermatitis, possibly brought on by stress. Both have been treated, and he has no other health concerns. His tail is docked. He has no missing teeth, and a dental scaling is scheduled. He has passed his veterinary screening and is healthy and ready for a forever home.Ideal Home: Dahaeng is looking for a quiet home with only women. Although he's comfortable with a few men he knows well, we don't want to risk placing him in a home where he may feel nervous. He wasn't always this way, but after his adoption experience in Germany, he became nervous around men. We want him to go to a home where he feels welcome and at ease from the very start.Dahaeng is a mellow, laid back boy with low energy. He'd be happiest with a woman who is retired or works from home, in a quiet household where he can relax and enjoy his daily walks. Easygoing and low maintenance, Dahaeng will be a wonderful companion, and whoever adopts him will be very lucky to have this precious boy.

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Haechan

Jindo Samoyed

Male, 3 yrs 11 mos
TORONTO, ON
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
ALL ABOUT ME Name: Haechan Age: 3 years old Gender: Male (Neutered) Breed: Jindo-Samoyed Mix Colour: White Weight: 20kg / 44lbs Fully Vaccinated Up to Date, Microchipped, Dewormed   MY RESCUE STORY Hi, I’m Haechan — a fluffy boy with a naturally smiling face and a heart that took time to bloom. I likely spent the early part of my life as a stray, never knowing what it meant to be loved. When I first entered the shelter, I was afraid of being touched or approached and would keep my distance. But everything changed once I met patient people who helped me realize that love doesn’t hurt. Over time, I opened my heart — and now I’m ready to give it to a forever family who sees how far I’ve come.   MY HEALTH No known health issues   MY PERSONALITY I’m a gentle, intelligent, and affectionate dog who now thrives on human connection. Once I trust you, I become incredibly loving — I give kisses, lean in close, and sometimes gently place my paws on you just to say, “I love you.” I’m loyal, sweet, and full of gratitude. Even though I was once timid, I’ve become the kind of dog who greets new people with curiosity and kindness. I have a naturally smiling face, and I really am as happy as I look now.   MY SOCIAL SKILLS With People: These days, I show interest in both familiar and new people. I enjoy gentle pets, love being close, and happily say hello. I’m not the biggest fan of being lifted under the belly — I’ll tolerate it when needed (like getting into the car), but I’d rather keep all four paws on the ground. With Dogs: I greet other dogs politely and am especially friendly with smaller dogs. I don’t usually play, but I like being around well-mannered pups. I do best with calm introductions — if another dog becomes aggressive, I may respond defensively, so supervision during first meetings is important. With Cats: I haven’t lived with cats, but on walks I’ll look at them with curiosity and move on easily when my handler redirects me. With proper introductions, I may do well in a home with cats.   ENERGY AND ACTIVITIES I enjoy walks, companionship, and bonding time. I have a moderate energy level and love being mentally engaged — I know “Sit” and “Shake,” and I’m currently training at Level 2 in the rescue dog program! I thrive when I’m learning and love making my people proud. After exercise or training, I enjoy settling down close to the humans I love.   TRAINING & HABITS I know basic commands and love learning I’m calm in a kennel and adjust well to new routines I do not guard food from people or dogs I rarely bark and communicate gently I’m working on becoming more confident with being handled in new situations I’m clean and well-mannered, and I walk nicely with guidance   MY IDEAL HOME I’d thrive in a home with: Patient, consistent guardians who understand Jindo-mix traits (loyalty, intelligence, sensitivity) Daily walks and enriching activities to keep me happy and balanced A calm and structured environment where I feel safe to continue blossoming A family who will respect my boundaries while celebrating how far I’ve come   SPECIAL NOTES I’m a true rescue success story — from fear to affection, from avoidance to connection. I may need time at first, but once I trust you, I give my whole heart. My smiling face isn’t just about looks — it reflects how I feel inside now that I’ve learned what love is. I’m ready to share that love with a forever family who will cherish me just as I am.   Haechan's YouTube Playlist ##2559293##

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Asan

Jindo Samoyed

Male, 2 yrs 1 mo
Toronto, ON
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Note: Asan is currently in Korea, but he will arrive in Toronto on Oct 27 once adopted.For more info about him or the adoption applicaiton, please click here.Adopt Asan, the Playful Jindo Mix Who Sits Right on Your FeetWhen Asan sits down beside you, he doesn't just sit nearby. He plants himself right on top of your feet, or presses his bottom snugly against your legs, so there's no question who he's with.Quick Facts: Breed: Jindo and Samoyed mix · Sex: Male · Born: September 10, 2024 (2 years old) · Weight: 16 kg · Location: Korea · Traits: Playful, affectionate, people loving · Health: Neutered, vaccinated, healthyBackground: In December 2025, EK, the founder of Free Korean Dogs, noticed Asan in a field behind a house near her home. He was chained up alone, with no dog house and no proper food, and he often cried, clearly unhappy on his chain. EK brought him a dog house so he could stay out of the snow and rain, along with kibble. Even so, his owner kept leaving him without water or care. After several tries, the owner finally agreed to give him up, and Asan was surrendered to us in March, 2026. Since then he has been living at our partner shelter, and the change has been big. Today he's happy to see people and greets them with obvious delight.Personality: The staff describe Asan as a little prankster. When someone comes into the kennel in the morning, he jumps up and down with excitement. His favorite things are people, his dog friend Joia, and treats. His energy runs moderate to high, with plenty to spare for walks and play, and when he's on his own he sleeps and rests. New people, places, and objects get a careful look first, then he walks over to say hello. Once he gets to know them, he becomes very affectionate.Compatibility: Asan greets new people with an excitement. He seems to like women a little more, though he's friendly with men too. He enjoys being held and petted, and he's comfortable being touched anywhere on his body. What he doesn't like is being grabbed, picked up suddenly, or handled by force. Approached calmly, with a moment to see what's coming, he's happy to be held. For this reason, adult only home is recommended. His favorite thing in the world is going for a walk with his favorite person.With other dogs, Asan is selective. He likes to be the boss, so other dogs often keep their distance from him, and he doesn't enjoy dogs who are hyper or too dominant either. The exception is his best friend, Joia. The two of them get along really well, running around and playing together. Overall, though, we've found that Asan does best as the only dog in the home, since he can get jealous and bossy around other dogs.Asan hasn't lived with cats before, and a home without cats or other small animals would be the best fit for him.Behaviours & Training: Asan goes potty outdoors and also use indoor pads if needed. He's used to going on walks, and other dogs, cars, and motorbikes along the way don't get much of a reaction from him. He rides quietly in the car and behaves well at the vet. Baths and brushing go smoothly, though nail trims are another story, and he'll put up a fuss. He has no chewing habits and comes when his name is called. When he's been kept on his own, he has rested quietly, with no signs of separation anxiety.Health & Diet: Asan is neutered, dewormed, microchipped, and up to date on all vaccinations. When he was rescued, Asan had heartworm. He has completed his treatment and is now heartworm free, with no further care needed for it. Like any dog, though, it's important that he stays on his monthly parasite prevention. His teeth are clean, and a dental scaling is scheduled. He has passed the veterinary screening and is healthy and ready for a forever home.He eats kibble twice a day and has not shown any food allergies or sensitivities so far. He isn't picky and happily eats everything he's given.Ideal Home: Asan would do best with a confident, patient adopter who has plenty of dog experience. A calm, quiet household with a fenced yard would suit him best, and a condo or apartment wouldn't be a good fit for him. He loves zoomies and playing fetch, so a safe, fenced backyard would make him very happy.Since he's selective and bossy around other dogs, a home with no other pets and no children would suit him best. He'll be happiest with someone who gives him time to settle in while also offering calm, steady leadership.Asan is an affectionate, lovely boy who loves his people more than anything. He still has a lot to learn, but he'll give you all his love in return and make you feel very special. He jumps for joy when people walk in and sits on their feet to stay close. He's ready for a calm home and a family who will give him the patience he needs to keep growing. Could it be yours?

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These Samoyeds are available for adoption close to Toronto, Ontario.
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Dahaeng

Samoyed

Male, 4 yrs 4 mos
Toronto, ON
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
*Note: Currently, Dahaeng is in Korea, but will arrive in Toronto once adopted. For more info about him or the adoption application, please click here.Adopt Dahaeng, the Calm Big Boy Who Lives for His WalksDahaeng is a gentle, easygoing companion who asks for very little, except his walks. Just put on his harness, and he'll start hopping with excitement, ready to head out the door with you.Quick Facts: Breed: Samoyed Jindo mix · Sex: Male · Born: June 2022 · Weight: 34 kg · Location: Korea · Traits: Calm, gentle, easygoing · Health: Neutered, vaccinatedBackground: Dahaeng was rescued in July 2023 from a city shelter in Korea. Even then, he showed no fear of people. He lived at our partner shelter until May 2024, when he was adopted to a home in Germany. Sadly, that adoption didn't work out. He became very afraid of the boyfriend in the home, and in January 2025 the shelter brought him back to Korea. We don't know exactly what happened there, but since then, he has been nervous around men. At his current shelter, he's relaxed and content.Personality: Dahaeng is a boy who loves his walks more than anything. He knows exactly what a harness means, and the moment it goes on, he starts hopping in place. When someone comes to his kennel in the morning, he follows them around with eyes that clearly say, "Let's go for a walk." His favorite things are walks and treats. He isn't a fan of nail trims, and he can be shy around men. His energy level is low. New people, places, and objects catch his curiosity for a moment, but he soon loses interest and heads to his own comfy spot to rest. When he's on his own, he mostly lies down and naps.Compatibility: Dahaeng is comfortable with women, but he's timid and nervous around men in general. When a man he doesn't know comes into the room, Dahaeng avoids him, walks away, and sits quietly in a corner. That said, he's comfortable with some of the male staff at the shelter and with our vet. He isn't reactive toward men. Unfamiliar men simply make him a little nervous. He has met a child of about 10 who visits with a parent, and he showed little interest. He loves being petted and especially enjoys a good scratch on his rump. His paws are his one sensitive spot.Dahaeng lived with a cat during his time in Germany. He paid little attention to the cat and would happily lie down and sleep right beside it.Dahaeng gets along well with other dogs. He's calm that he does well with small dogs, and he plays nicely with dogs his own size. His style is to stay quietly by a friend's side, and he doesn't guard his food or toys at all.Behaviours & Training: Dahaeng goes to the bathroom outdoors and lies down to rest quietly in his kennel. He walks well on a leash and harness without pulling. When another dog comes close, he only turns his head to watch, and when you say "Dahaeng, let's go," he heads straight forward with you. In the car, he pants a little and enjoys looking out the window. He behaves well at the vet. Bath time and brushing go smoothly, though he doesn't like the blow dryer. He has no chewing habits. He knows his name, though he has a bit of a mind of his own. He rarely barks and shows no signs of separation anxiety. He isn't a greedy eater and is currently eating Dermadog large kibble.Health & Diet: Dahaeng is neutered, microchipped, dewormed, and up to date on all his vaccinations. He takes a monthly parasite preventative. He was treated for a skin condition shortly after his rescue, and after returning from Germany, he was treated for fungal dermatitis, possibly brought on by stress. Both have been treated, and he has no other health concerns. His tail is docked. He has no missing teeth, and a dental scaling is scheduled. He has passed his veterinary screening and is healthy and ready for a forever home.Ideal Home: Dahaeng is looking for a quiet home with only women. Although he's comfortable with a few men he knows well, we don't want to risk placing him in a home where he may feel nervous. He wasn't always this way, but after his adoption experience in Germany, he became nervous around men. We want him to go to a home where he feels welcome and at ease from the very start.Dahaeng is a mellow, laid back boy with low energy. He'd be happiest with a woman who is retired or works from home, in a quiet household where he can relax and enjoy his daily walks. Easygoing and low maintenance, Dahaeng will be a wonderful companion, and whoever adopts him will be very lucky to have this precious boy.

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Haechan

Jindo Samoyed

Male, 3 yrs 11 mos
TORONTO, ON
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
ALL ABOUT ME Name: Haechan Age: 3 years old Gender: Male (Neutered) Breed: Jindo-Samoyed Mix Colour: White Weight: 20kg / 44lbs Fully Vaccinated Up to Date, Microchipped, Dewormed   MY RESCUE STORY Hi, I’m Haechan — a fluffy boy with a naturally smiling face and a heart that took time to bloom. I likely spent the early part of my life as a stray, never knowing what it meant to be loved. When I first entered the shelter, I was afraid of being touched or approached and would keep my distance. But everything changed once I met patient people who helped me realize that love doesn’t hurt. Over time, I opened my heart — and now I’m ready to give it to a forever family who sees how far I’ve come.   MY HEALTH No known health issues   MY PERSONALITY I’m a gentle, intelligent, and affectionate dog who now thrives on human connection. Once I trust you, I become incredibly loving — I give kisses, lean in close, and sometimes gently place my paws on you just to say, “I love you.” I’m loyal, sweet, and full of gratitude. Even though I was once timid, I’ve become the kind of dog who greets new people with curiosity and kindness. I have a naturally smiling face, and I really am as happy as I look now.   MY SOCIAL SKILLS With People: These days, I show interest in both familiar and new people. I enjoy gentle pets, love being close, and happily say hello. I’m not the biggest fan of being lifted under the belly — I’ll tolerate it when needed (like getting into the car), but I’d rather keep all four paws on the ground. With Dogs: I greet other dogs politely and am especially friendly with smaller dogs. I don’t usually play, but I like being around well-mannered pups. I do best with calm introductions — if another dog becomes aggressive, I may respond defensively, so supervision during first meetings is important. With Cats: I haven’t lived with cats, but on walks I’ll look at them with curiosity and move on easily when my handler redirects me. With proper introductions, I may do well in a home with cats.   ENERGY AND ACTIVITIES I enjoy walks, companionship, and bonding time. I have a moderate energy level and love being mentally engaged — I know “Sit” and “Shake,” and I’m currently training at Level 2 in the rescue dog program! I thrive when I’m learning and love making my people proud. After exercise or training, I enjoy settling down close to the humans I love.   TRAINING & HABITS I know basic commands and love learning I’m calm in a kennel and adjust well to new routines I do not guard food from people or dogs I rarely bark and communicate gently I’m working on becoming more confident with being handled in new situations I’m clean and well-mannered, and I walk nicely with guidance   MY IDEAL HOME I’d thrive in a home with: Patient, consistent guardians who understand Jindo-mix traits (loyalty, intelligence, sensitivity) Daily walks and enriching activities to keep me happy and balanced A calm and structured environment where I feel safe to continue blossoming A family who will respect my boundaries while celebrating how far I’ve come   SPECIAL NOTES I’m a true rescue success story — from fear to affection, from avoidance to connection. I may need time at first, but once I trust you, I give my whole heart. My smiling face isn’t just about looks — it reflects how I feel inside now that I’ve learned what love is. I’m ready to share that love with a forever family who will cherish me just as I am.   Haechan's YouTube Playlist ##2559293##

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Asan

Jindo Samoyed

Male, 2 yrs 1 mo
Toronto, ON
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Note: Asan is currently in Korea, but he will arrive in Toronto on Oct 27 once adopted.For more info about him or the adoption applicaiton, please click here.Adopt Asan, the Playful Jindo Mix Who Sits Right on Your FeetWhen Asan sits down beside you, he doesn't just sit nearby. He plants himself right on top of your feet, or presses his bottom snugly against your legs, so there's no question who he's with.Quick Facts: Breed: Jindo and Samoyed mix · Sex: Male · Born: September 10, 2024 (2 years old) · Weight: 16 kg · Location: Korea · Traits: Playful, affectionate, people loving · Health: Neutered, vaccinated, healthyBackground: In December 2025, EK, the founder of Free Korean Dogs, noticed Asan in a field behind a house near her home. He was chained up alone, with no dog house and no proper food, and he often cried, clearly unhappy on his chain. EK brought him a dog house so he could stay out of the snow and rain, along with kibble. Even so, his owner kept leaving him without water or care. After several tries, the owner finally agreed to give him up, and Asan was surrendered to us in March, 2026. Since then he has been living at our partner shelter, and the change has been big. Today he's happy to see people and greets them with obvious delight.Personality: The staff describe Asan as a little prankster. When someone comes into the kennel in the morning, he jumps up and down with excitement. His favorite things are people, his dog friend Joia, and treats. His energy runs moderate to high, with plenty to spare for walks and play, and when he's on his own he sleeps and rests. New people, places, and objects get a careful look first, then he walks over to say hello. Once he gets to know them, he becomes very affectionate.Compatibility: Asan greets new people with an excitement. He seems to like women a little more, though he's friendly with men too. He enjoys being held and petted, and he's comfortable being touched anywhere on his body. What he doesn't like is being grabbed, picked up suddenly, or handled by force. Approached calmly, with a moment to see what's coming, he's happy to be held. For this reason, adult only home is recommended. His favorite thing in the world is going for a walk with his favorite person.With other dogs, Asan is selective. He likes to be the boss, so other dogs often keep their distance from him, and he doesn't enjoy dogs who are hyper or too dominant either. The exception is his best friend, Joia. The two of them get along really well, running around and playing together. Overall, though, we've found that Asan does best as the only dog in the home, since he can get jealous and bossy around other dogs.Asan hasn't lived with cats before, and a home without cats or other small animals would be the best fit for him.Behaviours & Training: Asan goes potty outdoors and also use indoor pads if needed. He's used to going on walks, and other dogs, cars, and motorbikes along the way don't get much of a reaction from him. He rides quietly in the car and behaves well at the vet. Baths and brushing go smoothly, though nail trims are another story, and he'll put up a fuss. He has no chewing habits and comes when his name is called. When he's been kept on his own, he has rested quietly, with no signs of separation anxiety.Health & Diet: Asan is neutered, dewormed, microchipped, and up to date on all vaccinations. When he was rescued, Asan had heartworm. He has completed his treatment and is now heartworm free, with no further care needed for it. Like any dog, though, it's important that he stays on his monthly parasite prevention. His teeth are clean, and a dental scaling is scheduled. He has passed the veterinary screening and is healthy and ready for a forever home.He eats kibble twice a day and has not shown any food allergies or sensitivities so far. He isn't picky and happily eats everything he's given.Ideal Home: Asan would do best with a confident, patient adopter who has plenty of dog experience. A calm, quiet household with a fenced yard would suit him best, and a condo or apartment wouldn't be a good fit for him. He loves zoomies and playing fetch, so a safe, fenced backyard would make him very happy.Since he's selective and bossy around other dogs, a home with no other pets and no children would suit him best. He'll be happiest with someone who gives him time to settle in while also offering calm, steady leadership.Asan is an affectionate, lovely boy who loves his people more than anything. He still has a lot to learn, but he'll give you all his love in return and make you feel very special. He jumps for joy when people walk in and sits on their feet to stay close. He's ready for a calm home and a family who will give him the patience he needs to keep growing. Could it be yours?

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Silver (20260609-01)

Jindo Samoyed

Female, Adult
Niagara Falls, ON
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Meet Silver - a survivor with a soft heart and a spark of confidence. Silver's story begins in South Korea, where she was born into a world that saw her not as a companion, but as livestock. Raised on a meat farm, her early life lacked the warmth, comfort, and love that every dog deserves. But Silver's story didn't end there-it changed the day she was rescued. Despite everything she endured, Silver emerged not fearful or shut down, but remarkably open, friendly, and full of quiet confidence. It's as if she decided early on that her past wouldn't define her future. Now this beautiful Jindo/Samoyed mix carries herself with a calm, self-assured energy. She greets people-both women and men-with gentle curiosity and an easygoing charm. While her experience with children has been limited, she has shown a kind and respectful nature, making her a great match for a home with older kids who understand how to interact thoughtfully with dogs. Silver is wonderfully social with other dogs and enjoys their company, though she does have a bit of a "boss lady" streak-especially with other females. It's nothing unfriendly, just her confident personality shining through. She would do well as either a solo dog or with a compatible canine companion who respects her. On walks, she's a dream-comfortable on leash, non-reactive, and happy to explore the world by your side. She rides calmly in the car and isn't much of a barker or troublemaker at home. Silver is very food-motivated (which makes training easier!) and does best being fed separately from other dogs-not out of aggression, but enthusiasm. She simply really loves her meals. Her ideal home would have a yard where she can stretch her legs and enjoy some fresh air, though with the right routine, she could adapt to apartment living. She doesn't need another dog, but she would appreciate a family that gives her structure, patience, and love as she continues settling into home life. Silver is living proof that resilience can come with a wagging tail. She's ready to leave her past behind and finally experience what it means to be loved-not as a commodity, but as family. If you're looking for a loyal companion with a gentle spirit and a quietly confident personality, Silver might just be the one who's been waiting for you. Good with women: yes Good with men: yes Good with kids: yes, older children recommended as her interactions with kids has been limited Good with other dogs: yes Good with cats: unknown House trained: in progress Crate trained: yes Energy level: medium Can be handled/touched: yes Barkers: no Flight risk: no; however, all dogs should be considered flight risks in new environments Food aggression: no, but she is very food motivated so we have always fed her separate from other pups Current food: Dog food and all kinds of treats Walking on a leash: yes Leash reactive to people or dogs: no Rides well in cars: yes Destructive: no Needs a home with a yard: preferred Needs a home with other dogs: no Can live in an apartment: possibly Please visit our website niagaradogrescue.com to learn more about this amazing pet and to see other available dogs.

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Rian

Alaskan Malamute Husky

Male, 5 yrs 6 mos
Toronto, ON
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Hi, I’m Rian 💛 I’m a 5-year-old boy, a Malamute–Husky mix, and I weigh about 23kg. I know… I look big and strong, maybe even a little cool. But if you get to know me, you’ll see—I’m actually just a big softie. I really, really love people. Even if we’ve just met, I might come right up to you like, “Hi… can we be friends?” I love being close to my person. Spending time together, making eye contact, sharing quiet moments… that’s what makes me feel safe and happy. Once I open my heart, I become very affectionate. I’ll want to stay near you, lean into you, and just be by your side as much as I can. I get along well with other dogs too! I have a gentle nature and enjoy playing, whether it’s with toys or with friends. I’m a bright, cheerful boy who just enjoys life and companionship. I was rescued from a place where my time was almost over… but I didn’t lose my trust in people. I still believe in love, and I’m still reaching out for it. I’m also a pretty quick learner! If you teach me with patience and consistency, I’ll do my best to understand and follow along. Because of my Malamute and Husky side, I do have lots of energy. I’ll need regular walks, exercise, and time to really let that energy out. A quick walk won’t always be enough—I’d love a family who enjoys being active with me. I can also have a little independent streak (maybe just a tiny bit stubborn sometimes… 😊), so I’ll need someone who can guide me with calm, steady leadership. Living in a home might be new for me, so I’ll need to learn things like house routines and potty habits from the beginning. But if you’re patient with me, I know I can become an amazing companion. I’m already ready to love someone with my whole heart. All I need now… is someone who will accept me, guide me, and stay with me for life. Will you be my person? 💛

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Duri

Akita Jindo

Male, 2 yrs 6 mos
Toronto, ON
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Hi… I’m Duri 🤍 Before I met kind people, I spent a long time on my own… without care, without warmth. I just endured each day the best I could. But things have changed now. I’ve been given a chance to start over— and I’m waiting for a family to share that new beginning with. Maybe… that could be you. People say I look strong and handsome. My thick fur, my clear eyes… sometimes I remind them of a brown husky. But what I really want you to see isn’t just how I look— It’s who I am. I like people. I really do. I’ll come up to you first, gently, hoping to connect. I enjoy being close, sharing quiet moments, feeling like I belong. I also get along well with other dogs. Being around friends feels natural to me, and I’m comfortable sharing space and energy with them. Inside me, I carry something special— the calm loyalty of an Akita, and the intelligence and quick learning of a Jindo. That means when I bond with you… it won’t be shallow. It will be deep. Steady. Unbreakable. But I’m still learning. Living in a home is new to me. Things like potty training, daily routines, and how to behave indoors—these are things you’ll need to teach me, step by step. Because I’m a strong and active dog, I’ll also need guidance on walks and basic manners. I want to do well—I just need someone to show me how. In the beginning, I might seem a little unsure. A new place, a new life… it can feel overwhelming. But if you stay patient, consistent, and kind with me, I will find my balance. I’m not a difficult dog— but I am a dog who needs understanding. Someone who won’t just “have” me, but will truly live with me. Teach me. Connect with me. If you can do that… I promise you something rare. A bond built on trust. A loyalty that doesn’t fade. A companion who stands by you, no matter what. I’ve already come so far from where I started. Now I just need a place to finally belong. No more loneliness. Just warmth… and you. Will you be my forever family? 🤍

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Bach

Jindo Akita

Male, 5 yrs 2 mos
TORONTO, ON
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
QUICK FACTS Name: Bach Age: About 5 Years Old Gender: Male (Neutered) Breed: Jindo – Akita Mix Color: Brown Weight: 25kg / 55lbs Microchipped, Fully Vaccinated Up to Date, Dewormed   MY RESCUE STORY I was given a second chance through rescue, and my life has been filled with kindness and care ever since. Thanks to the people who believed in me, I've been able to leave my past behind and look forward to a brighter future. Now I'm excited to find a loving forever family and begin the next chapter of my journey, surrounded by love, happiness, and new adventures.   MY HEALTH All vaccinations up-to-date Neutered & healthy with no known health issues   MY PERSONALITY Hi, I'm Bach! I'm a big, easygoing boy with an even bigger personality. Around here, I'm something of a legend— because I absolutely loved the challenge of seeing what I could climb over! Fences, gates, kennel walls... if it could be jumped, I considered it my personal obstacle course. Once I mastered every challenge, though, I happily retired from my "engineering projects" and decided life was much better spent relaxing. These days, I still prefer hopping over a low gate instead of using the open door—it has become more of a funny habit than anything else! Despite my adventurous streak, I'm one of the gentlest dogs you'll ever meet. I adore people, get along beautifully with every dog I meet, and I'm even wonderfully respectful of small dogs and neighborhood cats. Nothing seems to ruffle my feathers, and after a little fun, I'm perfectly content to stretch out for a nap as if the world could never possibly be in a hurry. My calm, steady nature has earned me the reputation of being everyone's dependable friend—like the wise, longtime neighborhood guardian who quietly watches over everyone. If you're looking for a loyal, gentle giant with an unforgettable personality, a great sense of humor, and the sweetest heart, I think we might just be the perfect match.   MY SOCIAL SKILLS · With People: I absolutely love being around people! Whether we've known each other for years or we're meeting for the very first time, I'll happily come over to say hello, lean against you, and soak up all the pets and affection you have to offer. Once we've become friends, I'll happily roll over and show you my belly—a special sign that I trust you completely. I'm also comfortable being gently picked up, making it easy to care for and cuddle me. I haven't had the opportunity to meet children under 13 yet, so I'm still looking forward to discovering what they're like. · With Dogs: I'm polite and well-mannered around other dogs. I'll usually walk over to say hello when we meet, but I'm not much of a playmate and generally prefer doing my own thing. I don't pay much attention to other dogs and am happy to peacefully coexist. · With Cats: My reaction to cats is unknown   ENERGY LEVEL & ACTIVITY I have low energy level – I have a calm, gentle nature. While I enjoy going for leisurely walks and spending time outdoors, I'm happiest relaxing by my person's side and enjoying a peaceful day together. I'm an experienced walker with excellent leash manners, so I stay close to my person, walk without pulling, and make a wonderful companion for quiet strolls.   TRAINING & HABITS I'm easygoing when it comes to mealtime and don't feel the need to guard my food from people or other dogs. I'm a quiet companion who rarely barks. When I'm in my kennel, I may whine a little because I'd much rather be close to my people, but I settle well with reassurance and a consistent routine. I generally prefer doing my business outside during my walks. I may be tempted to mark in unfamiliar places, but with patience, consistency, and gentle guidance, I can quickly learn the house rules in my new home.   MY IDEAL HOME I’m searching for a patient, loving family who can help me become the best version of myself. I’ll thrive in a home with: A family that will provide me with a safe haven – where I can decompress, be myself in a stable environment A family that understands my past and is patient with me throughout A family that enjoys indoor and outdoor time together A family that will love and cherish me forever   SPECIAL NOTES I may mark when exploring a new place, which is not uncommon for male dogs. With patience, consistency, and gentle guidance, I can develop great habits as I adjust to my new home.    BACH'S YOUTUBE PLAYLIST   Apply to foster or adopt: https://www.welcomedogkorea.org For Inquiries: info@welcomedogkorea.com ##2787524##

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