My husband and I recently adopted, Poppy (Corey) from the Barky Bunch Rescue. I’ve been trying to come up with a review of our experience to post, but it’s hard to put into works just how absolutely amazing and wonderful our experience adopting through them has been!
Communication with the rescue was consistent and prompt, with the truly amazing people who volunteer for this rescue. No question went unanswered and guidance and support were given to help us make Poppy’s great adventure to the United States successful!!💜
We love our new pack-family member so very much. We lost our Nallah kitters (19) and our first Shiba, Dakota love (14) all within the last year and our hearts were hurting pretty bad. Being fortunate enough to be chosen to bring Poppy into our family has helped heal our hearts in more ways then we even imagined. He has brought so much joy and love into our lives.
I recommend this rescue with all of my heart and would be happy to help the barky bunch rescue and potential adopters in any way I can. It’s truly been life changing for Poppy and Jeff, Capone (our 2 year old male Shiba), and myself💜
Thank you so much Barky Bunch Rescue💗💓🌻
We are incredibly grateful to The Barky Bunch Rescue for bringing our newest family member into our lives. They made a process that seemed scary and complex (rescuing a dog from a foreign country!) as stress free as possible. Their volunteers and their partners in Korea are nothing short of amazing. This is our third rescue dog and by far our best rescue experience, all because of the care The Barky Bunch and their rescue partners/fosters put into finding these dogs not only a new home but their forever home. When we rescued from The Barky Bunch, we felt like we were not only expanding our family, but joining another family that spans across the United States and to Korea. Thank you Barky Bunch for all that you do!
We are just a few people that banded together after volunteering with other rescues. We wanted to do more to help lessen the impact of dogs suffering and dying in the Southeast Asia dog meat trade, kill pounds and other horrible circumstances. Our mission in Southeast Asia is to not only to help individual dogs but to support our rescue partners working within their own countries to make change. We are volunteers from around the U.S.A. with full time jobs just doing what we love in our spare time!
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