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Dongree

Shiba Inu Jindo

Female, Adult
Toronto, ON
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Meet Dongree   Breed: Shiba mix Age: 4 years old Sex: Spayed female Colour: Brown Weight: 14kg Height (to shoulder): 45cm   Rescue Story   Donggree was rescued from a city shelter’s euthanasia list and has been waiting patiently ever since for a family of her own.   She may take a few days to open up — usually between 3 days to a week — but once she feels safe, her loving and playful personality shines through. She’s affectionate with familiar people and allows gentle handling or even being lifted once trust is built.   Personality & Socialization   Donggree has the classic Shiba mix personality — a little cautious at first, independent, yet deeply loyal once she bonds with you.   She gets along well with most dogs, both larger and smaller, but can react if another dog challenges her. For this reason, careful introductions with new dogs are recommended. With friendly dogs, however, she loves to play and enjoys companionship.   Her reaction to cats hasn’t been observed yet. Cat test has been done and did well! Energy Level & Behavior   Donggree has a moderate energy level. She enjoys outdoor walks and activities but settles calmly afterward. She walks well overall, though she may pull on the leash occasionally. Once the leash is on, she follows nicely and enjoys the walk.   She doesn’t guard food from people or other dogs and behaves quietly in her kennel. She feels anxious about car rides, so she prefers to be held during transport.   She’s comfortable using both pee pads indoors and pottying outdoors, which makes her adaptable to different home environments.   A Loyal and Independent Spirit   Donggree is a bright, affectionate girl with that unmistakable Shiba charm — loyal, clean, and quietly confident. She may be cautious at first, but with patience and consistency, she opens up to reveal a loving heart.   Once she trusts you, she’ll become your faithful shadow, following you with her signature calm energy and gentle eyes.   Ideal Home: A patient and understanding family who can give her the time she needs to build trust. A home that appreciates the independent but affectionate nature of Shiba mixes would be perfect for her.   Donggree may take a little time to trust, but once she does, she’ll stay by your side for life — loyal, loving, and full of quiet strength. Apply to foster or adopt to show her how beautiful the world can be. www.adoptmekr.org Please also visit our Facebook or Instagram. Currently in South Korea (available for international adoption! ##2569699##
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DONGREE

Shiba Inu Jindo

Female, Adult
Toronto, ON
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
DONGREE   Name: Dongree Age: 4 years old Gender: Female (Spayed) Breed: Jindo/Shiba Mix Color: Brown Weight: 15 kg (33 lbs)   Rescue Story Dongree was rescued from a municipal shelter in Korea and is now getting the chance to show everyone what a lovely girl she is in a home environment.   ‍‍ With People Dongree is a people-loving girl who is friendly and affectionate. She enjoys attention, loves showing affection, and always seems to have a smile on her face. She is comfortable being picked up and has also done well around children under 13.   Her foster says that after arriving at the foster home, Dongree was comfortable going for walks right away and approached people without hesitation. She has been gentle in the home with no growling or barking.   At Home & Home Alone Dongree is surprisingly calm and easygoing indoors. With enough walks and outdoor activity, she is happy to spend her time at home relaxing and sleeping.   When left home alone, she is comfortable settling in her kennel. Her foster is rarely away for long periods, but Dongree has been left alone for up to about 4 hours and has done well. She has shown no separation anxiety, excessive barking, or destructive behavior toward household belongings.   She may occasionally decide that a pee pad is a great thing to shred, though. Her updated foster assessment also describes her as gentle, quiet, and comfortable in a kennel.   Potty Dongree prefers to potty outdoors. During her first week in foster care, she occasionally urinated on pee pads, but once she settled into a regular walking routine, she mostly stopped using them. If she really needs to go, however, she may still use a pee pad indoors.   With Other Dogs Dongree can do well with other dogs when they approach her calmly and respectfully. She can be uncomfortable around larger dogs and dogs with very high energy. If another dog challenges or provokes her, she may stand her ground rather than simply backing away, so thoughtful introductions are important.   With Cats Dongree’s reactions to cats have varied. During one brief indoor cat test, she was calm and mostly uninterested. In another setting, she showed more interest and wanted to approach the cat, and outdoors she may try to chase. Because of this, we would not consider her fully cat-tested or reliably cat-friendly, and any home with a cat would need careful management and very slow introductions.   Walks & Energy Dongree has a moderate energy level. She enjoys being outdoors but settles nicely after getting enough activity. At the beginning of a walk she can pull quite strongly, and once she settles in she tends to focus on sniffing, so her walks can involve plenty of stopping and exploring.   Dongree is still nervous about getting into the car and may need to be picked up and helped inside.   Dongree is affectionate and fun outside, but gentle, quiet and relaxed at home. She would love a family who will give her regular walks, a comfortable routine, and plenty of love. Apply to adopt or foster: https://adoptmekr.org  PLEASE ALSO VISIT OUR FACEBOOK AND INSTAGRAM! Currently in Korea Available to Canada & U.S. ##2860679##
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OTTE - ADOPTED!!!

Pomeranian

Male, Senior
Toronto, ON
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Meet Otte   Age: Approx. 8 years old Sex: Neutered Male Breed: Pomeranian Color: Tan Weight: 6 kg (13 lbs)   Rescue Story   Otte was found abandoned at a garbage site in heartbreaking condition, unable to properly use his hind legs due to serious injuries to both legs.   After being rescued, he underwent surgery followed by rehabilitation and has made an amazing recovery. He is now enjoying everyday life and is ready to find his forever family.   Despite everything he has been through, Otte is an affectionate little cuddle bug who loves people, attention, and treats!   ‍‍‍ Social with People   Otte enjoys affection and being close to his people. He can be picked up and carried, and once he feels comfortable with someone, he will even roll over and show his belly.   Otte does have some clear boundaries when it comes to handling. Because of his previous injuries and surgeries, he is particularly sensitive around his hind legs, hips, and tail. He may growl or attempt to nip if his legs are restrained or handled in a way that makes him uncomfortable, especially during things like nail trimming.   He may also occasionally decide he has had enough after being petted for a while and give a warning—only to come back shortly afterward asking to be petted again!   Otte needs someone who will pay attention to his body language and respect his boundaries rather than forcing interaction when he is uncomfortable.   With unfamiliar people, he may initially be hesitant to go for a walk, but usually becomes much more comfortable once he has had a little time to get to know them.   Social with Dogs   Otte is generally friendly with other dogs. He will approach unfamiliar dogs to say hello, although he usually isn’t particularly interested in playing with them.   He does well with dogs of different sizes, including dogs that are larger, similar in size, or smaller than him. Very high-energy dogs can be a little overwhelming for him, so a calmer canine companion would likely be a better match.   If another dog becomes confrontational, Otte generally prefers to avoid conflict rather than engage.   Cats   On walks, Otte does not show much interest in cats and tends to remain focused on his person.   Energy & Walks   Otte has a moderate energy level. He enjoys walks and outdoor activities but is also happy to relax afterward.   Although he has a significant orthopedic history, he has recovered well following surgery and rehabilitation and is able to enjoy his normal daily activities.   At Home   Otte is very food-motivated and loves his treats. He does not guard food from people.   He isn’t a fan of wearing clothes and may also be uncomfortable when a harness is being put on, so gentle and patient handling is important. He does, however, do well with brushing.   He has plenty of classic Pomeranian personality—affectionate, expressive, confident, and very clear about what he likes and doesn’t like!   Medical History   Otte has a history of significant injuries involving both hind legs. He underwent surgery in March 2026, followed by rehabilitation, and has recovered well. He is currently able to enjoy his normal daily activities.   Because of his previous injuries and surgeries, he can be sensitive to handling around his hind legs, hips, and tail, so gentle handling and respect for his boundaries are important.   Otte’s coat were shaved for his surgery and have been slow to grow back. He has been evaluated by a veterinarian, but at this point it is unclear whether his coat will fully grow back over time.   Ideal Home   Otte would do best with someone who appreciates the personality of a Pomeranian and understands that an affectionate dog can still have boundaries.   Previous experience with Pomeranians or similarly confident small dogs would be a plus. Most importantly, his adopter should be willing to read his body language, respect his signals, and use gentle handling—particularly around his hind legs.   After everything Otte has been through, he remains a loving little dog who wants to be close to his people.   Otte is looking for someone who will love his cuddly side, respect his boundaries, and appreciate his sassy little Pomeranian personality. Apply to adopt or foster: https://adoptmekr.org  PLEASE ALSO VISIT OUR FACEBOOK AND INSTAGRAM! Currently in Korea Available to Canada & U.S. ##2843941##

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