Safer streets with Seoul’s paw patrol


Street guardians: Oh (centre) with some of the dog patrol teams at the 2024 Seoul Canine Patrol Activity Commencement Ceremony on April 20. — Photo courtesy of Seoul Metropolitan Government

Louie was once in need of rescue, but is now a rescuer himself.

The abandoned cream poodle suffered much abuse in the first eight months of his life – he was severely underweight, with matted fur, and so traumatised from being physically abused that he would not let anyone touch him.

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