We adopted Teddy from Korea a few months ago. We renamed him Paddington, aka "Paddy". He is a DREAM! He is the perfect dog. But most importantly Sian and Sherry have been AMAZING!! They run a very professional rescue and are helping dogs who come from unimaginable conditions find their furever loving homes. The entire adoption process was a breeze because they communicate very clearly from start to finish. They are forever part of Paddy's story and we still stay in touch because they truly care about these dogs. PLEASE ADOPT FROM THEM THEY ARE WONDERFUL!! read more

Ginger's Pet Rescue - Paddington aka "Paddy" from Korea. - Animal Shelters Near Me

Is there a zero? They matched a 2 year old dog from south Korea to an 85 year old lady that spends most of her time between dr appointments and bed. He started biting the first 3 days. Then, the said they would take him back but not the $$$. I get that if its been weeks, but this was 3 days and a bad match. Now we're a year down the road of trying to make it work. Shes in and out of the hospital. I had to take him and Gingers rescue refuses to take him back at all. I have to take him to the humane society where the will surely euthanize him. I would never do this, but i have parkinsons disease and cannot keep up with a poodles needs. Shame on Gingers morals!!! They suck! read more

Advertise up front that these dogs come over internationally which adds a whole other dimension to adopting.

I adopted a bichon frise from Gingers Pet Rescue 7 years ago while walking past Sierra's Pet in Renton during a study break at Starbucks. I originally thought I was only going to look at the dogs but one of the volunteers offered to have me walk a dog. This cute little terrier mix was what I thought I wanted until I found out the dog was not as friendly & affectionate as I expected. The lady volunteer then handed 'Doogie' to me as a possible 'good fit.' He was very quiet, skinny, and was sadly laying in his crate. He was a bichon frise that had been completely matted and as a result, he was shaven down. Out of the crate, he was gentle, sweet and all smiles. "Sold," I said as I had no idea what I was getting into. 7 years later and I must say he was the greatest purchase ever. He was a 6 year old dog at purchase and I actually did not know what that really meant. Doogie passed away a few weeks ago and I felt a big void. I went back to Gingers Pet Rescue and the lady there mentioned how she was concerned about me bringing home Xavier, a lab retriever puppy (picked out by my cousin). Xavier was very sweet, however, so much energy I only lasted a day. I was very appreciative of the trial and will definitely be back to find another dog. read more

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I am only speaking to my own personal experience with Ginger's Pet Rescue and realize there is a wide variety of experiences already shared by other reviewers that range from highly successful to abysmal. Your experience with this pet rescue will depend on your expectations of the rescue experience. I only interacted with two staff at Ginger's Pet Rescue, Sian and Sherry. Both of them are highly responsive via text, phone, and email. While I am sure this organization, the people who work here, have big hearts and ambitions for rehoming dogs and cats, there is no system for doing so in a thoughtful way. Their goal is to rehome pets as quickly as possible, not to ensure the match between pet and family is successful so that the return-to-rescue rate is low. The website uses templated language and descriptors for dogs (same back story, same temperament) which is impossible. The dog that I adopted is from South Korea, had one health record from South Korea stating he was free of any diseases and up to date on vaccinations. The week I adopted him, he tested positive for heartworm on two tests through my regular veterinarian and is now undergoing treatment which I am paying out of pocket for because Ginger's Pet Rescue refuses to reimburse me even though they did not disclose this illness. I encourage Ginger's Pet Rescue to begin the practice of testing dogs one more time upon arrival to ensure they receive proper and timely treatment in the interest of the animals health and to ensure a happy transition into their forever home. read more

I got my beautiful boy from this rescue. People are out there paying for designer dogs bred with unsafe practices (not all but many) for $3k to $5k or more! The fee here is less than half and sometimes even lower for saving a life and the money is used to save many more! My little man has brought so much joy into my life and the lives of those around me. He's house trained, loving, smart and funny! Morning cuddles are his specialty and he sits up and actually hugs me! Plus he speaks Korean so I'm learning lots. . HIGHLY RECOMMEND. read more

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We adopted Charlie a Maltese puppy boy from Gingers Pet Rescue on January 2024. We first saw him at Pet Smart when they had an adoption event, staff was very friendly and informative. We ended up adopting him. Gingers Pet Rescue was there every step of the way. Gingers Pet Rescue made the adoption process a breeze and gave us a new member to our family. Now our 3yr old Pug Dash has a brother and friend. We will highly recommend Gingers Pet Rescue to family and friends. Thanks again Gingers Pet Rescue !! read more

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Ginger passed away from Covid. I don't know who is running this now. What I have heard is this is not a legitimate rescue operation and paperwork is not filed legally or accurately through the state. Please do your research on this organization. read more

We rescued Bailey (formerly known as Beau) in March 2022. The entire process from start to finish was smooth. Sian Davies was very thorough and provided us step-by-step guidance through the adoption process. When we received Bailey, all of his vaccination records and wellness exam was ready for us, and the packet included lots of other things such as what to expect to see within the first 3 days, 3 weeks, 3 months. Bailey is such a joy. He's grateful for this new life, and is thrilled by our daily walks in the park. He rolls on the grass as if he's in Heaven itself! He is good with other dogs, people, and has no behavioral issues that I've picked up on thus far. His demeanor is so loving, and you can literally see in his eyes how happy he is. I strongly recommend adoption through Ginger's Pet Rescue. You are not only saving an animal in need, you'll soon find how much they give us in return. Bailey is an official member of our family and I look forward to seeing him learn and discover new things. read more

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I'd give this place 10 stars if I could. They asked me all the right questions because they care where their dogs go. Please do not listen to the bad reviews. The people that wrote them are either confused or flat out stupid. Here's what to expect adopting here. I paid more than I thought I would, BUT, Kota (my rescue pup) came neutered and up to date on his shots. Factor in this organization saves dogs from Korea and flies them here, I would've paid double to help a cause like this. I spoke with Sian and she was incredibly helpful. She asked the questions I wanted to be asked, meaning she made sure I was actually ready for a dog. This is something not every organization does, and it shows how much they care about the future of their rescues. Again, please ignore the bad reviews. They are written by stupid people who are angry that they had to answer a few questions before being allowed a dog. Support Gingers Pet Rescue. They do incredible, thankless work, saving dogs from horrible conditions. read more

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I implore you to consider adopting with Ginger's Pet Rescue! I don't know how I got so lucky to get my little guy right here. Sian was extremely responsive and answered all my questions and the volunteers who helped me were very sweet. A lot of people may question varying adoption fees, but you need to remember the WORK that comes with bringing your rescue overseas if you decide to get a rescue from another country. GPR takes care of all the accommodations that are necessary for your new family member. Fry came from a kill shelter in Korea and there are so many dogs that are coming from other countries as well as WA. ALSO -- your adoption fee goes to the NEXT dog that they are helping! *Pictured: Fry the Corgi (named after Fry from Futurama). read more

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We adopted our dog from here October 2022. We saw her on the Ginger's Instagram. Sian was quick to respond to me. We brought our other dog with us to the Foster's home to meet her and adopted her from there. Sian was good to check in and make sure it was a good fit and answered all my questions about the rescue. We love our dog so much! We highly recommend everyone checks out Ginger's. read more

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Ginger's Pet Rescue was amazing to work with. My husband and I saw a picture of our sweet pup online and felt she was meant to be ours! An added bonus was the opportunity to rescue a dog internationally. At first, we were cautious because we'd heard sometimes listings showing dogs in other states or countries needing transport can be scams. However, I looked at the reviews online and noticed that everyone who had left positive reviews had actually received a dog from them and were happy with the new addition to their family. There were plenty of those positive reviews so I sent in our application. The day after we filled it out, I heard from Sherry with the rescue and she answered all of our questions. 19 days later, I got to go pick up Koda (originally named Rodina) in Seattle after she'd made her long journey from Taiwan. We made sure she didn't respond to the name Rodina before we changed it! Understandably so, she was very nervous at first and is still quite scared of certain noises, but she is settling in well and feeling more at home. While I know she has been through so much, she is the sweetest and most gentle pup and SO eager to learn. We have had her just under 24 hours and to say we are in love already is an understatement! We were also pleased that Ginger's Pet Rescue sent us home with paperwork including vet documentation from Taiwan, training tips, and suggestions on how to make our dog feel more at home! Cannot recommend them enough. read more

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After a few years of being on the fence, I finally saw the perfect dog on Gingers Pet Rescue. The adoption process was a little scary as it involved putting down a $500 non refundable deposit with nothing more than a few photos and a small video to go on, along with a 2 week wait for the dog to arrive from Korea. Placing a $500 gamble on a dog isn't for everyone, but the way I reasoned through it was: 1. Her breed matched my desire for a corgi and my wife's desire for a golden retriever. A dog like this just doesn't appear every day. 2. If I met her at a shelter first, she was going to be stressed out and I likely wouldn't know who she was until a few weeks after adoption. 3. If my environment wasn't suitable, someone else would be quick to adopt her. 4. The deposit was placed on a credit card, I could always do a chargeback if they didn't deliver the dog. I was able to collect the dog without a hitch, and have zero regrets. I see there are some reviews about the dogs not actually being imported from Korea, or simply being purchased from puppy mills. In my case, I saw a video with someone who sounds Korean playing with the dog, got a Korean veterinary record and have a dog that doesn't appear to understand a word of English (although she's learning new commands quickly). Based on that, I'm pretty confident that this dog wasn't local. Not that I'd care regardless, it just seems like a super weird thing to pick on. It's also worth keeping in mind that no two dogs are the same, and they'll all have a different set of problems to deal with. Whether you adopt from GPR or Seattle Humane, you're going to be running the same sort of risks. In my case, I can honestly say that GPR held up their end of the deal, and I'm now a happy owner with a happy dog. read more

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I had such a wonderful experience adopting my girl Mabel from here. They were very responsive and friendly whenever I'd reach out (which was often). The pup I adopted had limited background information since they had just picked her up but they gave me updates as they had them and sent a bunch of pictures. You can tell that they're doing everything they can to match their dogs with the right home and also provide as much information to the humans. I'd absolutely recommend them and encourage folks to donate or volunteer with them if you can read more

Ginger's Pet Rescue - Mabel. Just a dopey girl sitting on her dog bed. - Animal Shelters Near Me

Great Rescue, very attentive, we couldn't be Happier with our new Babies. They have already brought so much joy to our Family and we've had them for only 10 days. They came from Korea, and they are transitioning very well. So glad we could give them a forever home. Working with Sian was great, the entire group, Patti and Ginger are wonderful people, bless all of you for what you do to make sure these dogs are saved. We will keep you posted on our Babies but they are busy at the doggie salon right now. read more

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Gingers pet rescue, thank you SO much for the most amazing dog, Sparky Meyer. Lawrence and I are so happy we saved this guy. He is the most amazing, loving and caring dog. We weren't able to meet sparky before getting him, so Cheryl was fantastic about sharing the foster program with us since we were unsure if Sparky would be the right fit. After the first time seeing him, we knew we had to have him. He goes everywhere with us-even work. Thank you so much for everyone who rescues these pups! If I could give this company 100 stars, I would. Thank you!! read more

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**I cannot speak to how they treat their animals** I tried to volunteer for this organization and never received a response on how to volunteer, instead, I was added to their spam mailing list. When I responded to the email asking how I was added, I was immediately called by an irate person (who claimed to be the "CEO"), who proceed to tell me "she gets 1,000s of emails a week and doesn't have time to respond", but yet, she can call me on a Monday afternoon and yell at me and tell me they don't need more volunteers? For as many homeless animals that need help, you'd think a nonprofit would want someone that wants to help...but not this group! Be cautious of this woman. read more

I am saddened to write this. I adopted a dog but sadly it didn't work out. I adopted a dog who I fell in love with instantly. After I brought him home, my husband had an allergic reaction. It was devastating. This has never happened. I contacted the organization and they had to find him a new foster home. I tried to get my money back and they refused. I was and still am heartbroken. My husband and my dog could not attend the adoption event. My husband is very upset that we cannot get any of our money back. Their rates for adoption are EXTREMELY high. If it doesn't work out, they put the dog back up for adoption with the same high price. I would have been happy to give the rescue a donation but to keep almost $2000 when it didn't work out is a tough pill to swallow. They claim to out their animals interest first (which should be the case). But, they don't require all family or household members to be at the adoption. They don't do home checks or background checks. They are also very pushy. They don't allow waiting or holding periods so if you fall in love, better jump on it. So anything can happen. If you adopt from this rescue, just be cautious and make sure whoever you adopt will work out with your family. read more

The amount of time and care Ginger's Pet Rescue puts into saving and adopting out these dogs is amazing. We got our beautiful boy Cooper from them and couldn't be happier! This rescue is doing amazing things. I would highly recommend adopting your new canine friend from them. read more

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Bit late but my fiance and I adopted Nimbus (formerly known as Kai) about a year ago. Sian was extremely responsive and the whole process was very quick. I still have Sian's number and send photos from time to time as updates. Very grateful for the quick process because this dog would NOT have done well in a shelter with limited human contact when we first got him. He has since regrown a majestic coat, learned to trust that he's finally safe, and tripled in size (112 lbs now) - I swear he's not fat, the vet checked, he's just huge! We both adore this sweet boy, thank you so much. read more

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to Christine R Ahh yes you are the puppet that came with Sian to bang on doors the other day. I'm glad she is at least having you respond, rather than responding herself and talking about/praising herself in the third-person as she did on Google. I put in far more hours looking for the dog than Sian. Sian pissed the whole neighborhood off by knocking on doors after dark to hand out her flyers. Many of them told her, we already know the dog is missing. Paige told us. Some neighbors almost reported her, as she came by after dark banging on doors and waking up people's sleeping children. As well as knocking on doors with signs up that said "no soliciting." When she came by the second day in a row with the flyers, many people told her to leave. They were aware the dog was missing and her flyers were not helping the situation. And guess who ended up finding the dog? Me. Because I put it all over social media and found the dogs finder via the ring app. This woman did not receive a flyer from Sian. So I did the leg work, I found the dog. Sian wasted her time and did nothing productive except tell neighbors what they already knew, wake them and their children up at night, and cause drama. Also do you not know how diaper dogs work? They wear diapers indoors, and diaper is taken off while outdoors. Then diaper is put back on outdoors before bringing them in, which is exactly what I was doing when pickle dug his way out. If I were you I'd refrain from speaking on issues you are uninformed about. Regardless of how you guys want to defend yourselves, if people read these reviews, see how much drama surrounds you, and want to think twice before fostering with your organization- I've done my job. I have already had outreach from several others who used to foster with Gingers, and have since stopped and began working with another organization because of how difficult Sian is to deal with. There are so so many animals in need, and many organizations that treat their volunteers with dignity and respect. And yes, that includes tough or stressful times! It's is never ideal for a dog to go missing, but as a so called "leader" you need to know how to take the best approach to resolving the situation. She went about it terribly and was not at all productive. In fact, it was counterproductive. You have now made an entire community of people turned OFF to your organization. So for people like me who want to help animals but also not be treated like a second class citizen, consider fostering for another group. Best of luck to your organizations success and improving your interpersonal skills. I'll end on this- a quote from my sweet old neighbor who wouldn't hurt a fly and witnessed Sian screaming on my front porch: "if she wasn't a woman, I would have come over and punched her for the way she was talking to you." Respond if you want or don't, idc. I've got karma on my side. I rest my case. read more

6 month update! We adopted Archie from Ginger's in April of 2023, and he has been a joy! Obviously there were some hiccups along the way, as is with every dog that is rescued. Especially with the kinds of dogs that Ginger's rescues, you really don't know the history behind them. With a little patience and as they get accustomed to being either in America or just in a home, he has started to really feel comfortable around us. The environment these dogs are coming from is not an atypical environment that most rescue dogs come from, so it might take a little bit more time and effort on the adopters side than it may typically take, but it's well worth it. In our experience, Archie was definitely more skittish and nervous in his new environment than most of the other dogs I've been around. We had one scare where he escaped from the dog park enclosure, but luckily for us he didn't go too far. I think that's a pretty normal story being that these dogs aren't used to freedom as other dogs are. While the ID cards for the dogs are wonderful, not everything on them may be true so don't be surprised if some things about the dogs aren't entirely accurate. This isn't the fault of Gingers and Sian though, they do what they can to get these dogs over to America and find them forever homes. The resources they gave us when we adopted Archie, from the Apple AirTag that goes on his collar to the dog training recommendations, are wonderful! To end things, what Ginger's rescue and Sian do is a wonderful thing. They do what they can to save these dogs and it is admirable. Every dog is going to be different, and come with different needs and unknown histories. With a little effort, a little time, and a great amount of patience any dog adopted and rescued from here will make for a wonderful pet for you and your families. You may have to compromise a little to make the dog truly feel comfortable in your home(s), but speaking from experience it is well worth it. read more

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I adopted a Pomeranian named Phantom from South Korea through Gingers Pet Rescue. Obviously there's a lot of medical and transport costs involved, so it was a lot of money. However I was willing to spend the money and the website listing was upfront with the cost. Just be aware that there is a deposit if your application is approved. I was also adopting from out of state and I was very lucky that they allowed that unlike other places. I mainly talked with Sian who was great with communicating and getting back to me. During a previous adoption the shelter lied to me about breed, age, and health of the dog. But Sian and her team were very thorough about the health risks and getting the dog checked by a vet. She also immediately called me when the dog arrived from Korea and she realized that the age estimate she originally got was off. Naturally I understood that the rescue also is getting information secondhand from overseas, but I really appreciated how Sian immediately reached out to me when she realized the discrepancy to make sure I was still okay with the adoption. She even texted photos of Phantom when he first landed so I could see him beforehand. I definitely fell in love at first sight and am very happy that Phantom is settling into his new home. If you aren't sure about anything, I highly suggest just calling and talking to the team. read more

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Ginger's pet rescue was amazing to me. I submitted my adoption application via email which was a pretty easy process. Sian called the same day, asked me a bunch of questions and then recommended Maggie(now known as hime). She gave me the foster dad's report of her and I instantly felt a connection. It was snowing in Seattle so I couldn't make it immediately to meet hime. Sian talked me through the deposit process and was always there for questions. I went and met hime three days later at the foster dad's place with James from the rescue. They answered all my questions and we promptly finished the formalities after i decided to adopt. I'm a first time dog owner so James came with me to the nearby Petco and helped me shop for first time stuff. Explained all the things that I needed to know which made an extra overwhelming process pretty nice. I also had a session with Nancy the trainer affiliated with the rescue and she brought me up to speed on how to train a dog, gave me a lot of resources. All in all it was a great experience. It's been 3 weeks and hime is just a darling. I couldn't ask for anything better read more

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SCAM!!! They require a down payment through PayPal, Venmo, or Zelle only without letting you see the dog in person. Then they call back demanding even more money for microchip and medical. Still not letting you see the dog. Then when there's suspicion they threaten that there will be a $6,000.00 fine. All nonsense. No reputable business only takes funds through these apps. They managed to swindle a couple thousand from my grandma who recently lost her husband and her dog. These are the worst types of scams that pray on people's emotions. STAY FAR FAR AWAY!! read more

I fostered a dog through Ginger's Pet Rescue and then I ended up adopting a dog through this organization too. All-around wonderful experiences! They really care about the dogs and are such great people. My dog's foster mom even let my dog stay with her awhile extra because I was going on a trip but wanted to adopt this dog. Great experience with people who really care about improving the lives of these dogs. Highly recommend! read more

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We had the best experiencing adopting our sweet little pup through Ginger's Pet Rescue. We met our Bubbles at an adoption event and instantly fell in love. What made the experience even better was Sian and just how helpful and kind everyone at the event was. Sian and the team are so passionate about the work they do and they are truly committed to making sure these dogs go to the right forever home. Even after adopting Bubbles, Sian called to check in and make sure everything was going well. The adoption process was thorough but Ginger's Pet Rescue made it stress free and easy! Would highly recommend this organization to anyone looking for a dog! read more

Horrible people here! We sent applications for so many dogs and never heard from them. Started getting emails about dogs that didn't fit or situation or life. We ended up having to get a puppy because rescues declined us for the most trivial reasons such as both of us having a job and the dog would be home alone for more than three hours. I asked them to stop sending emails and respectfully explained that we got a dog. In response they sent us emails with photos of euthanized dogs and called us murderers. So unprofessional and messed up. These people are mentally ill! read more

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We had a great experience with our rescue pit bull puppy Lily. They were professional and communicated with us even after we took her home. It was clear they wanted to make sure she was doing well and they wanted us to know they were there to help if we had questions. Lily was healthy, clean, happy and well socialized when she came home. She also had just been spayed, had all of her shots and was microchipped. It's clear her health was a priority for Ginger's. We could not love this pup more! I also appreciate what they are doing to help the dogs of Mexico and Korea. read more

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We just rescued a Golden Retriever from South Korea and our experience was wonderful! Please, please DO NOT listen to these negative reviews. These dogs come from South Korea. We have proof of that and we did our research. Also, it costs a lot of money to get these dogs here and that includes the medical care they receive in South Korea. I really urge you to reach out to them and speak to someone. We worked with Sian who was absolutely fantastic. She has made it her life's mission to rescue these dogs. I've watched countless videos of her in South Korea saving them and risking her own safety doing it. It is disheartening that some people on yelp have clearly not done their homework and the only one that pays for it are the dogs. We now have the BEST pup and we are so thankful to Ginger's Pet Rescue!!! Thank you from the bottom of our hearts, for all that you do. read more

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My daughter and I were looking to volunteer with an animal rescue organization and came across Ginger's Pet Rescue. We first attended one of their adoption events last February at Sierra Fish and Pets in Renton and I was immediately impressed with the dedication and love the volunteers had for the dogs in their care. After they did a thorough check to make sure we were qualified, we were ready to foster dogs. We ended up adopting our foster, a sweet little chihuahua mix, that they had rescued from a high kill shelter in California. The adoption process was straightforward although they do take the time to make sure that they are placing the dogs in loving homes. Afterward, they check to see how you and your new pet are adjusting. They also provide contact info of volunteers who are happy to answer any questions or concerns you have. Every time I have reached out, whether by email or phone, there was someone to help me almost immediately. Everyone who volunteers at this organization is warm, helpful and absolutely crazy in love with dogs! The founder of the organization, Ginger, is amazing! She regularly goes to Taiwan, Korea and other places that tend to put little value on the life of a dogs and brings them back to Seattle so they can receive the love and care they deserve. This organization makes sure that every single dog receives the medical, physical and emotional care they need no matter the cost. I really can't say enough about how wonderful Ginger's Pet Rescue is and highly recommend it to anyone looking to provide a precious dog a forever home. read more

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Thank goodness for Ginger and her dedication to rescuing dogs from South Korea, Mexico and high kill shelters in California. The whole process from start to finish was very easy. Her organization's follow up gives me confidence that she really cares and ensures the safety of her rescues. We are now owned by an adorable Schnauzer mix named Doc (after the character in Z Nation). Let the adventure begin! read more

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Great organization! So many wonderful, helpful and dedicated volunteers that just want the best for these doggies. I HIGHLY recommend going to their weekend adoption events. Then you can meet a bunch of available dogs, and also speak with the organizers in person. They were all super friendly and helpful. When we found our dog at one of those adoption events, we hung out with him for an hour or so before deciding, then filled out the paperwork, spoke with an organizer, and took him home that day! They were super also helpful handling our concerns since he seemed to have a cough at the time. They give us medicine just in case it was kennel cough and checked in with us after a couple days to see how he was doing and ask if we had any questions or concerns. The medicine must have helped because he's doing great now :) We're so happy with our little guy!!! read more

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Our fur baby is a rescue from Mexico, one of the countries where Ginger's Pet Rescue saves the lives of dogs. We learned about Ginger's from a co-worker who had successfully adopted two dogs from them. Sian, who runs the rescue, was extremely helpful and responsive as we navigated the process. They take pet adoption seriously and work hard to make sure the dogs set are up for success with their new families. We attended an adoption event in Renton, held outside a pet store. It was very well staffed by caring volunteers who were familiar with all of the dogs. After we adopted our pet, a staff member accompanied us inside the store and helped us choose the correct supplies and food. In the days that followed, Ginger's reached out to see how things were going and confirmed that we had a vet appointment set up. If you want to adopt a dog, we highly recommend checking out Ginger's Pet Rescue. read more

We adopted Moose from Ginger's Pet Rescue in early January. We filled out an application and within a few days we heard back. They do a great job of making sure you are the right fit for the dog. Using Ginger's Pet Rescue was very easy and straightforward. You can see that Ginger truly cares about what she does. Moose came all the way from Korea, so we met him at the airport. For being a rescue, he is a very well behaved dog. He is potty trained, knows how to walk on a leash, and gets along with other dogs. We couldn't be happier with our decision to adopt Moose. I would recommend GPR to anyone looking to adopt a dog. read more

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My family is lucky enough to have adopted two pets thru Ginger. she rescues pets from all over the world, some from high kill shelters, some from puppy mills, some from countries that are going to use them for meat. She is meticulous about making sure you get a pet that is right for you and your family. her fees are high because she sends people to Korea, China, Thailand etc. to rescue more dogs and bring them to WA. But she is a 501(c)(3) so the adoption fee is tax deductible. Most importantly, she will match you with an amazing and wonderful dog who will become part of your family. We love her and are forever grateful read more

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Last week we adopted a french bulldog from South Korea through Ginger's Pet Rescue. Every step of the way has been smooth and easy. Our new dog is INCREDIBLE...he's the sweetest & most affectionate dog I've ever met. He is also in EXCELLENT health. Sian, the person in charge of the South Korean rescues, always responds right away to my texts or calls, and checks in to make sure things are going well. I couldn't have asked for a better experience or better dog!!! read more

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I had such a great experience with these hardworking dog lovers. I fell in love with my little pup at first sight. I figured he would get snatched up before I could get a chance to adopt him. When they finally did get back to me and told me I had passed the basic requirements and could move forward I felt like I'd won the lottery. I picked him up the day he flew in all the way from Korea. He was happy and excited to meet me but soon he tuckered out n slept for quite awhile. I can't imagine the strain and stress these pups go through and am so grateful Gingers Pet Rescue provides them safe and loving care in the interim. The process is a lot of hard work for everyone but soo worth it. I can't say enough to express my appreciation of the work Gingers Pet Rescue does and of my new love. read more

I would avoid this rescue. It's not a rescue - it's a scam. They are quite literally selling dogs from backyard breeders. It's pretty obvious when you attend an event and they are willing to hand you a dog without any checking of references - yes, that very day. Not to mention the exorbitant prices they are charging for "rescue." We watched them give dogs part of pizza slices, allow aggressive dogs to nearly fight, and keep small dogs in crates for hours without walking them. It's atrocious. Weirdly I was told by one of the volunteers that "crate-training is cruel." Orilly? I'm astounded that this organization continues to place dogs when they lie about where they are from and health issues. Yes, MANY of these dogs have expensive and hidden health issues - Ginger isn't spending a dime on that, trust me. Read the reviews, consider the red flags, and take your dog-lovin' selves elsewhere. Your "adoption" fee is better given to places that actually care about the dogs they are placing. read more