Hongcha

My story

✅Currently located in South Korea✅️ 💟Available to fly to SEA💟 Meet Hongcha☕ (Hongcha is black tea in Korean!) Hongcha was brought to the Gimje shelter with her sibling #AdogsOolong. The conditions at the shelter were very poor at that time, and the situation was worse due to the risk of deadly pavovirus infections for young dogs. Eventually, Hongcha and several puppies, including Oolong were urgently rescued. *With People : Hongcha is a sweet and affectionate pup who loves to stick close to people she knows! While she may be a little shy with strangers at first, if you give her a moment, she’ll come closer on her own to show interest. Once she’s familiar with you, she loves being held and will happily ask for cuddles! *With Dogs : She’s a social butterfly who enjoys playing with other dogs. However, she can get startled if another dog suddenly moves too energetically or makes a loud noise. *Separation Anxiety : When left alone, she usually plays with her toys and then falls asleep. In a new environment, some training might be needed. *Potty Traning : She’s a smart pup who uses pee pads perfectly! *Hygiene: She’s great with baths and even handles drying like a pro! *Walking : She hasn’t experienced outdoor walks yet as her vaccinations are still in progress. *Vocalization: She’s still a baby, so she may whimper a little when her guardian is out of sight. *Likes: Being close to people and snuggling in their arms! *Dislikes: She gets a little scared when meeting new people for the first time. 💌💌 * Is still a puppy, so she need potty training or training to fix separation anxiety, biting, nipping, whining, destroying, howling, and barking. * It is difficult to predict the shedding and grown-up size because her patents are unknown. ❗Health Status❗ *There was swelling in both knees, and she was treated with medication. Her condition has improved significantly, and she no longer needs to take the medicine. However, she still needs to avoid activities that may put strain on her knees. *Hongcha is currently undergoing medicated baths due to overall skin inflammation. *Hongcha drinks about 2 liters of water per day and urinates 10 to 15 times. Based on the hospital examination, there is a possible indication of diabetes insipidus. Further testing will be considered if the symptoms persist. FOSTER'S IG : @_imbo_i_

If you have any questions or would like to adopt Hongcha, please reach out to the adoption group directly. PetSmart Charities does not facilitate the adoption process. Thank you.