Suki
Name Suki
Gender Female
Age 6 years (as of 5/21/25)
Breed Jindo mix
Weight 40lbs
Dog Ok with respectful dogs but best as only
Cat Not tested
Kids Ok as long as they respect her space.
Housebroken Yes
Leash Ok on leash
Adoption fee Sponsored
Additional Note Requires brace for longer walks
Introducing Suki: Part Dog, Part Cat, 100% Adorable
Meet Suki, a 7-year-old Jindo mix with a backstory that would make a great indie film. This scrappy survivor was found wandering the streets of Korea, where she raised puppies and survived a trap that left her with a permanently contracted paw. But does she let that slow her down? Absolutely not. Suki rocks a custom brace and runs like she’s training for a 5K she didn’t sign up for but is determined to finish anyway.
The Suki Experience:
- Transportation: Loves car rides more than most people love their morning coffee
- Leash skills: A solid 10/10, she walks like she’s been doing it her whole life (because she has)
- Home alone game: Strong. No destroyed couches, no dramatic goodbyes—just vibes
- Social battery: Needs time to warm up to new people, like any self-respecting introvert
Her Personality: Suki is what we affectionately call a “cat dog.” She’s independent, a little aloof, and perfectly content doing her own thing—which usually involves napping on her bed within stalking distance of her favorite human. She tolerates pets the way your cool aunt tolerates small talk at family gatherings: politely, but with boundaries.
Birds? Cats? Whatever. Suki has zero opinions and even fewer cares.
The Fine Print:
- Dog park compatible, but only with dogs who understand personal space (pushy pups need not apply)
- A bit pawssessive about her food bowl—we all have our quirks
- Prefers calm environments where she can peacefully judge everyone from afar
- Will absolutely be your best bistro buddy, quietly people-watching while you sip your latte
- Prefers minimal stairs and soft flooring (hello, washable rugs?)
Bottom Line: Suki is looking for a human who appreciates low-maintenance companionship and understands that love doesn’t have to be loud. Give her some good walks, respect her vibe, and she’ll reward you with the quiet, loyal presence of a dog who’s seen some stuff and just wants to chill now.
