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Busan Abandoned Pet Sanctuary is selling calendars to raise money to support its running costs.
BAPS is a privately run no-kill dog sanctuary in South Korea that cares for homeless animals until they can find a new home. It says the annual calendar sales have accounted for almost half its total income over the last three years.
The calendar, featuring various photos of four-legged friends, is available for 20,000 won plus postage through shindogs.org/products-page or at BAPS volunteer day events.
(paulkerry@heraldcorp.com)
BAPS is a privately run no-kill dog sanctuary in South Korea that cares for homeless animals until they can find a new home. It says the annual calendar sales have accounted for almost half its total income over the last three years.
The calendar, featuring various photos of four-legged friends, is available for 20,000 won plus postage through shindogs.org/products-page or at BAPS volunteer day events.
(paulkerry@heraldcorp.com)
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Articles by Korea Herald
