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Note: Sera will arrive in Toronto, Canada and attend a PetSmart adoption event on December 5. Anyone interest in her can submit their application and meet her at Petsmart. More details will be announced in min Nov. 2026.For more info about the dog or the adoption application, please click here. Adopt Sera, the Corgi Jindo Mix Puppy With Big Paws and a Big JumpSera has big paws, short little legs, and a surprising talent for jumping. Leave a chair out, and you’ll likely find her perched on top, happily watching the world below. She greets new people with a wagging tail and loves nothing more than a good run with her dog friends.Quick FactsBreed: Jindo mix · Sex: Female · Born: January 28, 2026 · Weight: 10 kg · Location: Korea · Traits: Curious, friendly, playful · Health: Spayed, vaccinated, fully recovered from parvovirusBackgroundLate this summer, Sera was rescued in Chungju, Korea, together with her siblings Sadie, Ruru and Shiny. They had been kept outside in raised cages, neglected and fed human food waste. Sera was scared at first, but she was still curious about people. Since her rescue, she’s been staying at our partner shelter, where she’s grown much more comfortable with people.PersonalitySera is a cheerful, curious girl. She seems to love high places and will hop up onto a chair whenever she gets the chance. When her people come in each morning, she stretches up against the fence to greet them. Her favourite things are treats and her dog friends.Her energy level is moderate. When she meets someone or something new, she comes right over to say hello, and if you give her a little time to sniff around and explore, she’s very happy. When she’s on her own, she naps or quietly watches what’s going on around her.CompatibilitySera greets new people with a wagging tail and walks right up to them. She’s just as friendly with men as she is with women. She hasn’t met children yet. As with any dog, time with children should be supervised, and parents should take full responsibility for teaching both their children and their dog how to interact safely.She enjoys being petted more than being held. There’s no spot on her body she minds being touched, but she doesn’t like being touched from behind without warning. Letting her see you or hear your voice first keeps her relaxed.Sera gets along well with her siblings, and her favourite way to play is running around together in big, happy zoomies. She isn’t possessive of her food or toys.Sera hasn’t lived with cats before, so we can’t say for certain how she’d do. Knowing her friendly nature, though, we think it’s possible with a slow, gradual introduction, plenty of patience, and enough space for each of them to have their own retreat while they get used to one another.Behaviours & TrainingSera goes potty outdoors. She’s still practicing walking on a leash and harness. She’s well behaved at the vet and easy to handle for baths, nail trims, and brushing. When she gets bored, she likes to chew on whatever she finds, like fallen leaves or the wooden deck. That’s normal for a puppy, and plenty of toys and playtime will help.She doesn’t know any commands yet. For now, she’s mostly just happy to see you, and she has plenty of time to learn. She doesn’t bark much. When she’s left alone, she lies down quietly by the door and naps.Health & DietSera is spayed, dewormed, microchipped, and up to date on all vaccinations. She takes monthly parasite preventatives.After her rescue, Sera was diagnosed with parvovirus. She received treatment and made a full recovery on October 19, 2026. Her teeth are clean. She has no known allergies, no skin or digestive issues, and no scars or physical injuries. She has passed the veterinary screening and is healthy and ready for a forever home.Sera eats kibble twice a day with a good appetite and has not shown any food allergies or sensitivities so far.Ideal HomeSera would do best with someone who works from home or is retired, so she isn’t left alone for long stretches and has company throughout the day. As a young dog still new to the world, she’ll thrive with a patient adopter who can guide her gently through new experiences as she grows.Since she’s still young and loves playing with other dogs, she’d be happiest in a home with a friendly dog who can run and play with her. Big paws usually mean a pup who still has some growing to do. Sera is ready to do hers in a home where she can run, play, and hop up onto the furniture next to her family.
Shelter/Rescue Group Free Korean Dogs Toronto Transport Stop
16 Yonge Street Toronto, ON M5E 2A1
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