Jelly 2

*Note: Jelly is currently in his foster home in Sarnia, ON.

Background: Jelly is one of the 21 brave dogs rescued from a dog meat farm in Anseong, Korea in spring. He lived with other dogs at our partner boarding house until he left Korea. Currently, he lives in his foster home in Sarnia, ON.

Personality and Socialization: Jelly earned his sweet name because he truly embodies it. With his loyal, friendly, and affectionate nature, Jelly loves being around his people and will follow them everywhere, keeping a close eye to ensure they are always in sight. He is a huge cuddle bug, loves to shower you with affection, and listens intently when you are talking to him.

When it comes to other dogs, he’s selective—he gets along well with some, but not all. He can be dominant, jealous, and protective at times, so it’s best for Jelly to be the only dog in the home where he can feel secure and get all the love and attention he needs.

Behaviours: Jelly is smart and a fast learner. His food motivation and eagerness to please also help greatly with training. He has learned to sit, lie down, and be still while his foster trims his nails. He also knows how to put his chin in a hand and is learning how to smile and hold a treat on the bridge of his nose.

Jelly is house-trained and will let you know when he needs to go outside to potty by patiently sitting in front of you and staring into your eyes. Once he has your attention, he will lead you to the door to be let out into the backyard. In the mornings, he will gently nudge you to know he is ready to go out. He sleeps through the night with no issues.

Jelly rides well in the car and walks nicely on leash, although he may pull when he spots a squirrel. Jelly rides well in the car and walks nicely on a leash, though he may pull a little when he spots a squirrel. He’s also easygoing during bath time and will patiently let his human do pretty much anything.

Health and Diet: Jelly is neutered, microchipped, and up-to-date on his vaccinations. He takes monthly preventatives for both internal and external parasites and enjoys a diet of kibble twice a day, with no known allergies so far. This healthy boy is ready and eager to find his forever home.

Ideal Home: Jelly would do best with someone who has experience with dogs and understands how to communicate with them. He would be happiest as the only dog in the home, where he can receive all the love and won’t feel the need to compete for attention. He would also thrive in a home where people are around more often than not, as he does not like to be separated from his humans for long periods.

A perfect match for Jelly would be someone who loves spending quality time with their dog and is excited to continue guiding and learning alongside him. In return, they’ll be rewarded with Jelly’s sweet, loving, and loyal companionship—and his unwavering affection.