Meet Wangja of the Royal siblings! Wangja means “prince” in Korean, and his sister is named Gongju which means “princess.” These two royal cuties arrived at the shelter in 2022 as tiny little puppies without a mother in sight. They have since blossomed into adorable medium sized pointy-eared mixes with curly tails and cute freckley patterns on their snouts! They both had bright pink noses when they were small, and as they grew their noses have gotten darker but still somewhat pinkish! Thanks to our Saturday puppy socialization volunteers, both Wangja and Gongju have had lots of experience and happy times with both humans and other doggies! These two pups adore hanging out with volunteers, and they are so ready to start their lives with a forever family to give all of their love to!
Wangja is a friendly affectionate boy who has been a lover since he was small! He shows occasional shyness upon entering new settings, but instantly gains his confidence back when people and doggy pals are there to remind him that the world is a fun, happy place! Unlike his sister, Wangja’s tan patterns and freckles faded more as he got older and now he is mostly a lovely cream color! A fun fact is that his ears pointed before his sister’s did! Wangja is best friends with Pika and Chu, two other teenage puppies he grew up with at the shelter!
Here is what one of our volunteers have to say about Wangja:
"Wangja is very gentle and smiles often. This compassionate doggy matched my walking pace. He had no fear or aversion to humans at all! He loves pets and cuddles. About 30 minutes into our walk, he began showering me with kisses. Wangja is so friendly!"
This little prince is waiting for a forever home where he can be treated like the royalty he is, getting spoiled with fun and love for the rest of his life! Wangja gets along very well with people and dogs, and would do well in most homes. If you would like to give adorable Wangja a throne in your home, send us an adoption application and we will get you started with the adoption process!
