Welcome!
THE FIVE YEARS KIDS
These dogs were abandoned at an animal hospital five years ago. Since then they were caged, with no chance to ever go outside or take walks. For five years. We rescued them, and hope to find homes for them soon. Follow their story! Here's day 1
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Volunteering Policies
We welcome and encourage people to join us in volunteer activities, as we cannot afford to have any employees at this time, so all care, cleaning, feeding, and building is done by volunteers. There are many areas to help in, and we eagerly accept friends who wish to join us. Every weekend there are events! As you prepare for coming to volunteer, please keep in mind the following policies that we ask everyone to keep while at BAPS.
Finances
We often get asked about the cost of running the shelter, and how the finances break down, so here’s a clear breakdown of how we keep the place running. Income falls in two categories: Regular pledged monthly donations, and one-time donations. Expenses are pretty much the same. Recurring costs, such as rent and food, and one time expenses of materials, supplies, maintenance costs, and other expenses.
Origins
The Busan Abandoned Pet Sanctuary originated when four animal lovers joined together to create a permanent home for abandoned pets in Busan. The South Korean government did not (and still doesn’t) have any type of significant and enforceable animal protection laws, limited only to providing animal pounds that have no adoption programs, and simply provide swift euthanizing for all collected strays.
