Little Hachul came all the way from Korea.  His name means subway in Korea.  He was found as a very young dog at a subway station and was lucky to be taken in by a rescue organization in Korea.  Adoptions of dogs are not as they are here in the states and poor Hachul lingered in a small kennel with 3 other small dogs for 13 years.  A Good Samaritan visiting Korea took pity on him and brought him to the states and contacted Paw Parent to ask if we could take him in.  How could we say no to this little fella.  He stayed with us for a few weeks to evaluate him and is no fostered by the Good Samaritan.
He was so confused and jet legged when he first arrived and slept most of the time.  After a few days he started to show his sweet personality.  He gets along with all dogs and enjoys taking naps snuggled next to his person.  He gets really excited about food and sits with his front legs up to beg, it is the cutest thing!  He is such an adorable little guy and deserves to live his golden years surrounded by love and comfort.  
A few moths ago he developed cataract in his left eye that is being treated with daily eye drops.  He also had a bad ear infection that is being treated.  Otherwise he is really healthy and would love to become someones best friend.  He is neutered, updated on his shots and has a microchip.
Please email us if you would like to meet him, pawparent@gmail.com