Adoption helps to reduce shelter overpopulation and bring an end to puppy mills and pet shops.
Where Shilo was tied up, the dead bodies of rats could be found everywhere. Even our staff, who were used to seeing horrific scenes of cruelty and neglect, couldn’t help but be shocked when they saw this place.
In the winter of 2018, we had a call that a dog was running around on a dangerous two-lane road. Fitz stayed with us for a while, but eventually found his forever family in Toronto, Canada, and now has a doggy friend to hang out with.
After almost a year of waiting, we were contacted by someone who already had two dogs—one disabled and the other a senior dog—who wanted to adopt Ruby as well.
After suffering serial abuse at the hands of their tenant’s landlord, they have found their forever home with a loving family in Toronto, Canada.
Cory was rescued from the Cheonan Dog Slaughterhouse by CARE staff and volunteers. We would like to thank all those who helped her to get on the plane to Las Vegas to meet her new family.
We had no idea how we would cope with three more dogs dumped on our doorstrep one morning, but even before we had advertized them, someone came forward to adopt all three.
Taxi is another of the dogs rescued from the Cheonan Dog Slaughterhouse in the pouring rain and stifling heat on the morning of July 21st, surrounded by the stench of death.
Since bringing to light the atrocities of the Cheonan Dog Slaughterhouse in July this year, many people from not only Korea but abroad—most notably the U.S. and Japan—have reached out to help the surviving dogs.
Although the family that Baekgu was waiting for never turned up, in the end, she found the best mom in the world to look after her and her new-born.
Thanks to the care and love of Lexi’s fosterer, she was able to regain her fluffy white fur and her smile. And later, she found her forever family.
A dog may be just livestock and food to some, but to us, Sola—like all dogs—was one of a kind; deserving of love and a life free from fear and pain. Through hard work, Sola has now found a warm-hearted adopter to take care of him, a new doggie friend and a comfy bed on which to lay his head.
Pumba was rescued from a dog farm in Bulgyeo, Boseong-gun in South Jeolla Province. He now lives a new kind of life, with a prairie with a spacious oceanic background as his playground.
