NOTICE: No new content has been added since Animal Rescue Korea closed in 2014. Phone numbers, email addresses, shelter policies, and other details may be out of date. Information is kept for historical purposes only.
Landlord issues are sadly common in Korea for those with pets. There are many cases where tenants are allowed to have a pet, then the landlord simply reneges their permission later.
Sometimes... read more
You're a true life saver if you've brought home a stray cat or dog, preventing harm by car accident, starvation, pregnancy, and other miseries. Not every animal found on the street is abandoned,... read more
Wondering what you can do to get involved helping animals in Korea? Here's a short list to get you started:
Adopt
By choosing to adopt instead of buying from a pet shop or breeder, you give a... read more