Kari arrived at the shelter in November 2023, just three months old, along with her siblings. One by one, they were adopted and went off to new homes. Kari was left behind.
She has grown up in the shelter without them — and without a family of her own.

Kari is a stunningly beautiful dog, and once she feels safe, her playful personality shines. She loves other dogs and enjoys playing and running with her shelter friends. With people, she needs a little more time. Kari is shy at first, but with patience and gentle affection, she begins to open up. She needs someone willing to sit with her, pet her, and show her that human hands are kind.
She is not a difficult dog — just one who has never had the chance to build trust with a person of her own.

Kari is spayed, fully vaccinated, and ready to travel to the USA or Canada for adoption.

If you cannot adopt, you can support Kari through virtual adoption — a monthly sponsorship that helps provide food, medical care, and comfort while she waits.

Kari's siblings all found homes. She's still waiting for hers. She just needs someone patient enough to show her she's worth staying for.