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Daejeon Paws shelter is a privately run no-kill shelter for dogs and cats (currently, about 50 dogs and 8 cats). The shelter recently lost a source of income and is now entirely supported by donations. If you would like to help keep this wonderful little shelter going, here's what is needed and what you can do:

LIST OF CURRENT MONTHLY EXPENSES (given in Korean won)

Toto, a shih tzu who was at Mrs. Jung's original shelter for 4 years, was returned to Daejeon Paws yesterday after being "fostered" since 2009. He has severe allergies, and it seems that his condition has not been managed properly.

Daejeon Paws shelter is a privately run no-kill shelter for dogs and cats (currently, about 50 dogs and 7 cats). The shelter recently lost a source of income and is now entirely supported by donations. If you would like to help keep this wonderful little shelter going, here's what is needed and what you can do to help:

LIST OF CURRENT MONTHLY EXPENSES (given in Korean won)

In recent months, there have been a few factors that have put a financial strain on the running of Daejeon Paws shelter. The recent roof repair appeal was very successful, and we were able to deal with that problem and cover several other necessary expenses which I detailed in another thread.

Hi everyone,

In the recent storms that lashed Korea, the roof of Daejeon Paws was badly damaged. The roof had some minor repairs over a year ago, but it was not strong enough to withstand the heavy storms that hit Korea in the past couple of weeks.