Support Our Center
Help us restore the place that saves them
Korean K9 Rescue’s center in South Korea has been the first safe place for thousands of rescued dogs. Help us keep it that way
Since 2020, Korean K9 Rescue has operated a rescue center in South Korea, the beating heart of everything we do. Dogs pulled from slaughterhouses, seized from illegal breeding operations, and rescued from wildfire sites all come through these doors. It’s where they get their first medical exam, their first real meal, and for many of them, the first kind human touch they’ve ever experienced.
Our center has been through a lot. Monsoons. Flooding. Years of continuous operation housing dogs who came to us broken and left ready for life. The building has held up, but it can’t keep doing that without help. The roof needs serious repair. The flooring is worn through. The outdoor play yards, where dogs learn to trust again, need major work. Our staff bathrooms need renovation. And before winter arrives, we need an additional power grid installed, without it, our trainers and the dogs in their care won’t have reliable heat through the Korean winter. This is the place every dog we’ve ever rescued has passed through, and right now it needs us.
Gift Tiers
$25 — Mold remediation supplies for one kennel room
$50 — Helps repair damaged flooring in one kennel room
$100 — Contributes to plumbing repairs for clean water access
$250 — Funds roofing materials for one section of the building
$500 — Repairs a section of the outdoor play yard surfacing
$1,000 — Restores a full play yard section, including fencing and ground surface
$2,500 — Contributes toward the trainer dormitory and staff bathroom renovation
$5,000 — Funds electrical upgrades to keep heat and power running through Korean winters
$10,000 — Fully restores one play yard. Named in your honor.
Donate
All donations made through this campaign are made to Korean K9 Rescue Inc., a U.S.-registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization (EIN 81-4950261). Korean K9 Rescue Inc. retains full discretion and control over all donated funds, and intends to grant funds raised through this campaign to its affiliated rescue facility in Bundang, South Korea, an independent entity organized under Korean law, to support the repairs and programs described above. Donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.