Sooni

  • Adult
  • Female
  • Small
  • Spitz

Sooni

Current Location

Manchester , NH

Breed

SpitzMix

Physical Traits

Age: Adult, (3-8 years)
Gender: Female
Size: Small, (0-25 lbs)

Behavior

Personality
Affectionate, Curious, Friendly, Loyal
House-trained: Yes

Health

Spayed/Neutered:
Yes
Vaccinated:
Yes
Special Needs:
No

Sooni's Compatibility

  • This pet has unknown compatibility with kids.

  • This pet has unknown compatibility with dogs.

  • This pet has good compatibility with cats.

  • This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.

Adoption Fee

$650

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Sooni's Story

ADOPTION INFORMATION<br/>SUBMIT A COMPLETE APPLICATION TO BE CONSIDERED: https://forms.gle/UmpfbgmydH7igSdN7<br/>A PetFinder inquiry alone does not count as an application.<br/>Sooni is currently fostered in South Korea and will fly to the United States with a flight volunteer once matched with a suitable family. Approved adopters receive a two-week trial and monitoring period with rescue support.<br/>ADOPTION FEE: 650 dollars<br/>Includes spay surgery, vaccinations, microchip, pre-departure veterinary exam and care, official health certificate, and transportation to the United States.<br/>More Photos and Videos: https://photos.app.goo.gl/a1fkFgrMaukR8Fgx6<br/>Website: https://neveraloneanimalrescue.org/<br/><br/>MEET SOONI<br/>Sooni is an affectionate companion who enjoys petting, relaxing beside her person, and sleeping near their feet at night. She generally warms up readily to new people, especially when a favorite meat treat is involved.<br/>Her ideal family will offer plenty of companionship and understand that, while she loves people, relationships with other dogs require more care.<br/><br/>AT A GLANCE<br/>Age: 4 years<br/>Sex: Spayed female<br/>Weight: Approximately 16.1 pounds<br/>Body Condition: Normal<br/>Energy Level: Moderate<br/>Best Match: An attentive household where she can preferably be the only dog<br/><br/>OTHER DOGS AND FOOD SAFETY<br/>Sooni's foster recommends an only-dog home. She currently lives with two dogs, but this does not mean she is comfortable with every canine companion.<br/>She is cautious around larger or assertive dogs. With smaller or reserved dogs, she may initiate sniffing but growl when they approach her in return. A small or quiet dog is not automatically a suitable match.<br/>Allow her to choose her distance, watch for low growling, and interrupt interactions before tension escalates.<br/>Food and Treats: Protective of food, especially meat treats. Always feed meals and treats separately from other dogs.<br/>Placement with a resident dog would require careful compatibility assessment and caregivers able to manage interactions and separate feeding areas.<br/><br/>PEOPLE, CHILDREN, AND CATS<br/>People: Generally friendly with women and men.<br/>Specific Triggers: Occasionally barks at older adults, particularly older men, or people wearing hats or masks. She may suddenly move toward them. Her foster has been able to redirect these reactions and reports no actual attacks.<br/>When she reacts, maintain a comfortable distance rather than encouraging contact. Use calm handling and reward relaxed behavior.<br/>Children: No direct interaction experience reported; compatibility is unknown.<br/>Cats: Lived with cats for approximately three years without major conflict. No clear aggression toward cats has been observed. Introduce unfamiliar cats gradually.<br/><br/>HOME LIFE<br/>Time Without People: Usually about two hours on some weekdays and up to four hours on certain weekends. These observations come from a home with other dogs.<br/>Separation: May whine softly for 5 to 10 minutes after her caregiver leaves, then settle. No prolonged barking or howling during absences has been reported.<br/>Barking: Usually brief indoors, in response to vehicles or someone arriving. May bark at people or cats passing the yard, with longer episodes when nearby dogs join in.<br/>Destructive Behavior: None reported.<br/>House Training: Primarily toilets outdoors and reliably uses potty pads when outdoor access is not possible.<br/>Crate: Uses it for meals and treats and has stayed inside for over an hour, but does not yet choose it for relaxed rest. Training is ongoing.<br/><br/>WALKS AND PLAY<br/>Routine: Two daily walks of approximately 20 to 30 minutes each, plus yard time and potty breaks.<br/>Leash Manners: Usually walks alongside her caregiver without strong pulling. Her occasional reactions to people and dogs also occur on walks, so attentive handling and space are important.<br/>Favorite Activities: Sniffing, searching for treats, exploring, sunbathing, and interacting with people. Shows limited interest in toys.<br/>Recall and Safety: Responds well to her name indoors and once returned when called after getting through an open gate. Outdoor recall is not reliably established. Keep gates secure and use a leash outside enclosed areas.<br/><br/>CAR RIDES<br/>Gets into vehicles independently and generally stays in her spot.<br/>May tremble on the way to a destination but usually relaxes on the return trip. Enjoys looking outside.<br/>Use appropriate vehicle restraint and secure her before opening doors to prevent an unexpected jump out.<br/><br/>FOOD<br/>Favorite Treats: Meat treats.<br/>Eating Habits: Appetite varies; sometimes eats only one of her two offered meals. Her foster uses scheduled meals and avoids adding treats or toppings because she may then refuse plain kibble.<br/>Discuss her intake and feeding routine with the rescue during her transition.<br/><br/>HEALTH AND GROOMING<br/>Health Exam: No abnormalities reported at her October 13, 2026 checkup.<br/>Medical History: No past illnesses or current special medical needs reported.<br/>Allergies: None known or suspected.<br/>Parasite Prevention: NexGard Spectra on the 15th of each month, year-round, including winter.<br/>Bathing and Routine Care: Reportedly cooperative at the groomer and veterinary clinic.<br/>Toothbrushing: Response not yet assessed.<br/><br/>RESCUE STORY<br/>Sooni entered Gokseong Shelter in South Korea with her puppy. Her puppy was adopted, but Sooni remained and faced euthanasia.<br/>When young Jindo puppies arrived, she nursed them as their surrogate mother. Those puppies also found homes, while Sooni was left behind again. She eventually reached the top of the euthanasia list before a rescuer saved her.<br/>After caring for her own puppy and others, Sooni deserves to be cared for herself. She is waiting for a family that will appreciate her affectionate nature, respect her needs, and give her a secure home for life.

ADOPTION INFORMATION
SUBMIT A COMPLETE APPLICATION TO BE CONSIDERED: https://forms.gle/UmpfbgmydH7igSdN7
A PetFinder inquiry alone does not count as an application.
Sooni is currently fostered in South Korea and will fly to the United States with a flight volunteer once matched with a suitable family. Approved adopters receive a two-week trial and monitoring period with rescue support.
ADOPTION FEE: 650 dollars
Includes spay surgery, vaccinations, microchip, pre-departure veterinary exam and care, official health certificate, and transportation to the United States.
More Photos and Videos: https://photos.app.goo.gl/a1fkFgrMaukR8Fgx6
Website: https://neveraloneanimalrescue.org/

MEET SOONI
Sooni is an affectionate companion who enjoys petting, relaxing beside her person, and sleeping near their feet at night. She generally warms up readily to new people, especially when a favorite meat treat is involved.
Her ideal family will offer plenty of companionship and understand that, while

ADOPTION INFORMATION
SUBMIT A COMPLETE APPLICATION TO BE CONSIDERED: https://forms.gle/UmpfbgmydH7igSdN7
A PetFinder inquiry alone does not count as an application.
Sooni is currently fostered in South Korea and will fly to the United States with a flight volunteer once matched with a suitable family. Approved adopters receive a two-week trial and monitoring period with rescue support.
ADOPTION FEE: 650 dollars
Includes spay surgery, vaccinations, microchip, pre-departure veterinary exam and care, official health certificate, and transportation to the United States.
More Photos and Videos: https://photos.app.goo.gl/a1fkFgrMaukR8Fgx6
Website: https://neveraloneanimalrescue.org/

MEET SOONI
Sooni is an affectionate companion who enjoys petting, relaxing beside her person, and sleeping near their feet at night. She generally warms up readily to new people, especially when a favorite meat treat is involved.
Her ideal family will offer plenty of companionship and understand that, while she loves people, relationships with other dogs require more care.

AT A GLANCE
Age: 4 years
Sex: Spayed female
Weight: Approximately 16.1 pounds
Body Condition: Normal
Energy Level: Moderate
Best Match: An attentive household where she can preferably be the only dog

OTHER DOGS AND FOOD SAFETY
Sooni's foster recommends an only-dog home. She currently li

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How To Adopt

Sooni was listed as Adoptable by Never Alone Animal Rescue International Inc
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Never Alone Animal Rescue International Inc's Adoption Policy
Our process is designed to support safe, thoughtful, and long-term matches for our dogs and adopters. 1. Application: Complete the adoption application (with photos and brief descriptions of past or current pets): https://forms.gle/9vBTeT7Dd99dZX627 2. Interview: If there is a potential match, we schedule a ~30-minute interview to learn more about your household, lifestyle, and expectations. 3. Home Check + References: A virtual or in-person home check and reference verification are conducted to ensure a safe and appropriate environment. 4. Two-Week Trial: A two-week trial period begins upon placement. Daily updates (brief text + photo/video) are required to monitor adjustment, safety, and decompression. Trial extensions may be granted if needed. 5. Finalization: After a successful trial, we finalize adoption. The adoption agreement is reviewed and signed, the adoption fee is paid, and medical records are transferred. 6. Veterinary Requirements: Adopters agree to maintain routine veterinary care, obtain Lyme vaccination when recommended by local veterinarians, and continue monthly flea, tick, and heartworm prevention. 7. Registration & Safety: Adopters agree to register the dog with municipal licensing and a national microchip registry (ex: Free Pet Chip Registry). Appropriate safety equipment (GPS tracker, martingale collar, harness) must be used. A photo of the equipment and feeding setup must be provided during the trial period. Post-Adoption Support: Our rescue provides continued support for behavior, health, training, decompression, and transition. For urgent concerns, text Kseniya Freda — (617) 901-7097. Communication: Please note all Never Alone Animal Rescue team members volunteer while balancing full-time employment. Response time may vary; please allow several days for follow-up. Our priority is always the safety and wellbeing of both dog and adopter, and supporting a successful long-term placement.

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