Seongah’s New Life in Seattle
Seongah waited for two years after being rescued for a family to welcome her into their home and give her a new life.
August 29th, 2020
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Seongah waited for two years after being rescued for a family to welcome her into their home and give her a new life.
Nepal has found a new life living in a hair salon after being abandoned by his family during the 2019 wildfires in Gangwon Province, South Korea.
After a 12-day chase, we were finally able to capture Youngwoong and take him to the vet to have his collar removed.
Poppy, rescued from under a pile of filth under a dog farm cage, has already been adopted, and an illegal dog farm in Gwangmyeong City has been demolished.
A kitten hidden under food waste under the cage went almost unnoticed by our activists who were rescuing two dogs that had been neglected on a dog farm.
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.
Nova and Julianne were inseparable after being rescued from the Cheonan Dog Slaughterer. With the aid of DoVE Project, they found a new home together.
Hani and her puppies were looked after separately, so we decided that they should have a family get together before flying over to the States.
Doongi waited 4 years for a family after being tied up so tightly he couldn’t move and awful abuse and neglect. He now has a new loving family and life in LA.
In a rural junkyard, we found dogs cut off from the sun, hidden behind a mountainous pile of steel bars awaiting death in the darkness.
We received a call to rescue donkeys and a dog that were being abused in front of Pak Kyongni Literature Hall in Hadong County, South Gyeongsang Province.
Seven years after Guijoong flew to his forever home in San Diego, in February 2020 we visited to see how he and other internationally-adopted dogs were doing.
We support organizations that rescue, shelter, and rehome abused and abandoned animals in East and Southeast Asia.
