Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Needs special attention,
House-trained,
Spayed or Neutered,
Shots are up-to-date,
Story
✅Currently located in South Korea✅️💟Available to fly to SEA💟The prices listed are based on USD, and the adoption fee will be calculated in CAD according to the exchange rate.Meet Kangmin❤️💙 Name: Kang Min
💙 Gender: Male
💙 Age: Estimated 5 years old (Born in December 2020)
💙 Weight: 6.1 kg / 13.45 lb
💙 Adogs News Account: @_adogs_
1️⃣ Health Condition
* Neutered.
* Microchipped.
* Has been diagnosed through cardiac screening with a rare heart condition involving a membrane structure in the vessel running from the right atrium to the lungs, which currently requires regular monitoring.
* Due to his heart condition, walks and strenuous physical activities are restricted, and careful management is needed to prevent him from becoming overly excited.
* Recent medical evaluations showed an increase in pulmonary nodules, prompting a CT scan, which revealed myocardial thickening. A follow-up examination is scheduled for July 2026.
2️⃣ Rescue Story
* Kangmin was found abandoned and was initially rescued by emergency services (119) following a citizen report. Before being transferred to the regional shelter, he was temporarily cared for at the fire station. Upon learning of his situation, Adogs stepped in to rescue him, recognizing that he required a more stable and specialized care environment.
3️⃣ Basic Information
* With People: Tends to bark, show wariness, and appear intimidated around strangers. However, once he grows familiar with someone, he will approach them first and allow handling. Although he may flinch slightly at first, he genuinely enjoys being petted. Has not interacted with young children yet, so his reaction remains unknown.
* With Dogs: Generally indifferent to other canine companions. Rather than mingling or playing with other dogs, he feels much more comfortable being on his own.
* With Cats: Displayed no significant interest when encountering a cat within the kennel area.
* Separation Anxiety: Remains calm and settled when left alone, showing no notable signs of anxiety.
* Potty Training: Primarily prefers outdoor elimination, though he occasionally potties inside his kennel. Exhibits indoor marking behavior, so guidance and house-training will be necessary.
* Hygiene: Due to his underlying wariness, he may let out a vocal protest or display mild, defensive mouthiness when subjected to hygiene care. However, he tolerates brushing very well.
* Walks: Leash walks are currently restricted at our center to avoid overexertion and excitement, which could strain his heart.
* Car Sickness: Showed no signs of motion sickness during vehicle travel.
* Displayed no malicious aggression. However, he may exhibit mild, defensive nipping/snapping during veterinary injections, nail trims, or when having his tear stains wiped.
* Barks watchfully when a stranger enters his space or when he hears external noises. Otherwise, he remains completely quiet at our center.
* Is very fond of treats.
* Feels uncomfortable when hands approach his face directly or when someone attempts to pick him up. Sudden, unannounced touch startles him. While he initially feared veterinary visits, his anxiety has improved significantly over time.
* Maintains a low-to-moderate energy level. While he prefers his own company over socializing with other dogs, he is by no means entirely timid. Is a praiseworthy boy who is bravely opening his heart to the world, one step at a time.
