A dog who stayed with her dead mom on the roadside found a new family in Seattle.

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12/27/2022: A dog who stayed with her dead mom on the roadside found a new family in Seattle.

When we first found Pyunggang, she was the epitome of a loyal Jindo dog, for she stood loyally beside the emaciated body of her dead mother. Despite being thin and weak, her mother must have been the universe to her, the only thing she could trust and rely on. Pyunggang avoided people’s help and kept wandering around the dead body, facing the threats and dangers of the roadway as if she was announcing that she had become an outcast with no place in the world to go.

Thanks to many activists who have endeavored to assist her, Pyunggang now found a forever family and home in Seattle. Please look at her new happy life, and wish her a bright future.

At CARE’s shelters, there are still eight hundred large dogs like Pyunggang waiting for their second chance and new homes. We shall be grateful if you could show your love and interest in them.

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Documentary: Cruel Death of South Korea’s Dogs. Dogs Are Innocent.(한국 댕댕이 잔혹사: 개는 죄가 없다) https://koreandogs.org/documentary-koreas-dog-cruelty/

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