Tina Finds New Home in America

July 3, 2020

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Tina waited patiently for 5 months before she was adopted. After a brief reunion with her mom and siblings, she flew to her new home in the US.

The staff rescued Hani and her puppies were rescued from a slaughterhouse in Anseong, Gyeonggi Province, that had been operating right across from a police station for 30 years.

In the slaughterhouse, there was a space where dogs had to wait before being slaughtered, and cages where they were shut in to be burned alive by blowtorches.

Hani standing and her puppies sleeping in an off-the-ground dog farm cage. — Tina and her puppies in the cage at the dog farm.

The dogs were given the carcasses of other dogs to eat, and Hani was so malnourished that she could no longer nurse her puppies.

Tina was one of the puppies we rescued, and she thrived once she was placed in the care of her fosterer.

For 5 months we tried to find new homes for Hani and her puppies, but it was not easy as mixed breed dogs are not popular in South Korea.

Tina sitting on a wooden floor looking up. — Tina waits patiently to be adopted.

We finally found an adopter for Tina in the US, and after a family get together, Tina flew to the US to her new home with her new forever family.

After she arrived safely, we received photos of her with her new family.

Man holding Tina and books with Tina painted on the covers at her new home.

Tina and another dog sitting in a living room at her new home happily looking at the camera.

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