Jack

January 21st: Jack has been adopted! Congratulations, you wonderful boy. I know your mom and dad will take excellent care of you for the rest of your life.

January 6th: I have updated Jack's status to 'No Longer Available' as Matt as I have decided we will bring him with us when we return to Canada in March. We are seriously thinking about adopting him ourselves, but our future in Canada is a bit uncertain, and we want to be 100% sure we are able to give Jack the life he deserves before committing to him fully. Either way, a forever home is waiting to be found in the 'true North, strong and free,' be it with us or another lucky family. :) Thank you everyone for supporting Jack and please keep checking in to follow Jack's story as we make our way home.

December 24th: Jack says 'Merry Christmas', and asks that you take a moment to watch this video. There are so many wonderful dogs (just like Jack) who are waiting for their lucky chance to become a part of someone's life. If you can't adopt, then please consider fostering. If you can't foster, then please consider volunteering. If you can't volunteer, then please consider donating. And if you can't donate, then please share this video, and awareness for shelter dogs everywhere. They deserve your help!

December 5th: Little Jack continues to thrive and open up in foster care. I can't imagine how anyone could have let this amazing little dog slip out of their life: I fall in love with him more and more every day. He is a wonderful best friend to my dog Tank, and has even brought out the playful side in my somewhat 'serious' girl, Sharkie. What a special boy Jack is.

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November 3rd: Jack had another visit to the vet today to have his antibodies tested. He was a little low for everything, so the vet recommended three rounds of each vaccine. Today he got his first round of DHPPL and Corona Virus. He was such a little trooper at the vet, that he managed to get a new toy out of it as well. :) What a sweetie this dog is!

October 30th: Jack is adjusting very well to his new foster home. He is learning appropriate house manners and important things like where to go to the bathroom, and where the best places to sleep are:

October 20th: Jack was taken into foster care today! Good luck Jack --- I hope you find your forever home soon!~~

October 13th: Jack seems to be in good spirits even though he is battling those disgusting heartworms. I hope Jack will find somewhere comfortable and warm to recover soon! Stay tough, Jack!

October 6th: Jack is back at Asan after a short stay at the vet following his first Immiticide injection. He is such a little trooper, and definitely has the whole 'puppy dog eyes' thing down pat. Poor Jack wants somewhere nice and comfortable to rest for the duration of his treatment. He is such a sweet little guy --- if only he could find someone who would take great care of him for the rest of his life.

September 27th: Jack received his first Immiticide injection yesterday to begin his heartworm treatment. Please keep this wonderful little guy in your thoughts as he battles these disgusting parasites. You can do it, Jack!

September 15th: Jack had a great walk today (he still has not had his first injection) and was having a blast soaking up the love from all the volunteers. He really is a special dog, so please cross your fingers that Jack will come through his heartworm treatment better than ever!~

September 1st: There was a bit of a communication flub with Mr. Park --- I was under the impression that Jack had already begun his heartworm treatment, however he hadn't. He should be getting his first injection on Tuesday. Please cross your fingers that everything goes well for Jack!

July 14th: Jack has been given his first injection for heartworm and seems to be doing okay so far. It is wet and uncomfortable in his cage, though, and it would be great for Jack to find a cozy, dry place to recuperate. Don't miss out on this awesome little guy --- he is special!

June 24th: Well, Jack was dealt a bit of bad news today: he is heartworm positive. :( BUT! Jack is young, healthy, and tough! We know he will come through treatment with flying colors. You can do it, Jack!

June16th: Jack is sweet, friendly, and super awesome! He had a great day out with the volunteers today; Jack LOVES going for a walk and sniffing everything he can! However, he knows how to relax as well. He is so lovable and sweet, he would be a great addition for someone who enjoys being active but can also laze around. ;)

Jack is a happy young dog who lives in the back pen at Asan with about 15 other dogs. He has been living at Asan for at least 6 months, but I am not sure exactly where he came from. I am assuming he was brought to Asan from a city pound, either Busan or Cheongju City Pound.

Jack is a beautiful and friendly guy. Although he mostly gets along with the other dogs in his pen, they can get a little feisty back there and sometimes there are disagreements. It is a stressful environment living with so many other dogs, and what Jack really needs is a place where he can unwind and relax without being bugged relentlessly by annoying roommates! :)

Jack walks well on his leash and is eager to get out and explore. He is an active dog who would like someone to take him for a long walk every day. He is a great size; not too big and not too small. He has long legs and is well proportioned with a handsome face and an awesome curly tail. Jack's temperament is very sweet and social; he loves being around the volunteers and he really likes being held.

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If you are interested in meeting this great little dog, please send me an email at [email protected]. Jack is waiting for his super family!