Mila (Formerly Molly)

* Update February 25th*
Mila's new mum can't imagine life without her. Mila's new dog and cat siblings are also rather bonded so congratulations Mila!

*Update 27th January
Mila has done really well with her heartworm treatment. She will be going to her new home tomorrow. Good luck Mila :)
*Update November 25th*
Mila will start her heartworm treatment within the next few weeks, and she has a furry family waiting for her that she got to meet last Sunday (they all got along perfectly, even with her cat-sister). Good luck, sweet girl!

*Update 6th November*
Molly went into foster care on Sunday to be treated for heart worm. Good luck, sweet Molly. Hopefully, getting lots of love and attention will give Molly the opportunity to come out of her shell and show what an amazing dog she can be.

Temperament: Molly is one of the sweetest dogs you'll meet. When I first met her, she was being dropped off at the shelter by her foster family. She was calm, sweet, and trusting. From then on, I've come to know Molly better. She really just wants to cuddle with someone, and Molly would do that all day if she could. She is very calm, loving, and bonds well with people. She's also an excellent on a leash. However, Molly is quite shy at the shelter because it's quite noisy, and she doesn't get as many cuddles as she'd like. Molly doesn't do very well in the shelter, especially if she's caged with high-energy dogs. We'd like to see Molly in a home with a family as soon as possible. Molly is looking for a quiet family that wants a sweet, calm dog.

History: Molly probably lived with a Korean family before coming to BAPS, but she was abandoned, or possibly ran away the night of the Gwangalli Fireworks Festival. However, after months of searching for her original family, it didn't appear as if anyone was looking for her. Molly lived with her foster family until they couldn't keep her any more.

**Please consider giving Molly a forever home. She's a wonderful companion.**

Adoption Information: There are many advantages to adopting from BAPS, including:
Free training with a professional dog trainer
A dedicated support group
Lots of shelter information
There's also the knowledge that you gave a dog hope and much better life.

We do our best at BAPS to make sure that the families are satisfied and the dogs are happy. We sincerely care about the wellbeing of our dogs and their new families. Therefore, there are a few steps you need to go through to be able to adopt a BAPS dog.
1) Please complete the adoption application at http://www.animalrescuekorea.org/adoption-application.
2) To make sure new families are sincere, we ask you to volunteer one week before taking the dog home. On the second week, after volunteering, you are welcome to take the dog home. Volunteers walk, play with, and pet shelter dogs on Sundays from 11-3.
3) After bringing the dog home, you'll get all the benefits of adoption, but the adoption won't be considered complete until a month long trial has been completed. This is just to make sure that the dog fits in with your family.

*BAPS also has a sponsorship program. Anyone interested can give 200,000 won for a dog to have their full health check, be neutered or spayed, and get any necessary dental work. If you are interested in sponsoring one of our dogs, let me know!