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Three dogs in a mountain
Quick Bio
Age:
Young (1-3 years old)
Gender:
Unknown
Breed:
Mix
Size:
Small (under 7kg)
Colour:
Brown & White
- Good with dogs
Adoption Status:
Adopted
Description:
One of them already moved to foster home, and the rest four will be picked up tomorrow and move to the vet for their health check. Please let me know if you were willing to provide them warm forever home <3
Three abandoned dogs in Gwang-gyo san mountain in Suwon :(
Nobody knows where they were from, and one couple found them a week ago. They have fed them, but they are running out of money, and harsh korean weather is not helpful at all. Some korean people donated dog beds, cloths and food as you can see on the pictures.
Recently they brought two more doggy friends, so there are five dogs now.
The couple gave them heartwrom prevention pills, and they are going to wash them and look for fosters/adopters soon.
So it would be awesome if you can give them warm homes so that they spend the winter inside the building. Also dog treats or large size dog houses are needed as well.
Please let me know if you wanted to help those poor dogs!
Adoption Fee:
₩50,000
Location:
Suwon - 수원
Living Situation:
Other circumstance
Comments
clare_bell
Dec 12, 2012 22:00
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Oh they are SO sweet!! Those people who are helping them are wonderful!! So where are the dogs now? Are they still roaming free or have the people taken them into their house?
allenjeong
Dec 12, 2012 22:18
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They are still wandering the mountain area, but it seemed they are not going far away from that place. I heard those people are going to tie them there until they find foster/forever homes. I feel so bad for them since Korea is freaking cold now :S
annemariew
Dec 13, 2012 00:25
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Really sad and tragic that someone would abandon those little dogs in the coldest December in 64 years. I hope there will be some good news for them. :(
clare_bell
Dec 13, 2012 21:38
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I worry about them being chained...they won't be able to fend for themselves if they need to. And other passersby with good intentions might think the dogs are "owned" and not do anything or take the dogs if they can. I don't know, what do you all think?