Treasured k9s, Inc.

News & Events


Immediate Foster/Adopter Needed!

June 12 2013: Jake wandered onto the property of the Stafford SPCA in VA along with his buddy Ellwood. They have been at the SPCA for a couple of months now. Both male Jindos are estimated to be about 1.5 years old. Ellwood is friendly and doing well in the shelter environment but Jake is a bit more timid and tends to take longer to trust people. He's started to show signs of kennel stress and needs to get out soon. If you can foster or adopt Jake, please submit a foster home or adoption application. Questions?  Email adopt@treasuredk9s.org

 

Coco & Gigi Still Need a Home!

Our favorite bonded senior Jindo pair is now safe in a foster home. However, Coco and Gigi still need a forever home! These two have touched the hearts of everyone who has met them. They are sweet, loving dogs who require little more than love, food and water. They are very low maintenance and just a joy to have in your life. We believe Coco's health is starting to decline and we'd love to see him officially adopted while he lives out his remaining golden years.

Donations Urgently Needed!

This year has been the year for seniors! So far, Treasured k9s has taken 8 senior dogs from shelters. 4 of these are 2 bonded senior Jindo pairs. Our vet bills have added up quickly. Two females needed spay surgery with mammary mass tumor removal. One dog needed extensive dental work and had 9 teeth removed. Coco & Gigi were boarded at our vet's office for over 2 months. We desperately need donations to help cover the costs. We are nearly out of money and it's only June! Please help us continue our amazing work. See our Senior Dogs in Foster Care


Treasured k9s, Inc. is an all volunteer non-profit organization whose mission is to rescue, rehabilitate, re-home and reduce the number of homeless Korean Jindo dogs in the United States and other canine breeds when possible, by utilizing all training methods including dog psychology, pack mentality and positive reinforcement to reduce behavioral problems thus, increasing adoptions and owner-retention rates.