At Maseok Shelter, fencing was needed and proper housing for the all of the dogs. The pictures here are what it was like before the construction began.

Ironically and sadly, not far from this shelter, in sight of it, is a dog slaughterhouse. But KARA is doing something about it.

Clearly, fencing and proper housing is a priority.

All the space available is taken up with dogs and makeshift dog homes.

And there are cats, too!

At least the dogs have plenty of roofs to shelter under.

Some dogs homes have been put together with bits of boarding.

Old cupboards make fairly decent dog kennels.

Many dogs have to remain changed as they have not been neutered. At this shelter, the females are kept on one side and the males on the other.

Some dogs live on table tops.

Despite the veritable junk yard they live in, the dogs seem happy enough.

As least here they are safe, cared for by devoted volunteers and are well feed.

It's hard to understand how people can abandon and betray these dogs.

This shelter has the usually small "apartment dogs," like this seemingly bewildered fellow, and quite a few large dogs. Its outerlying, country location explains the higher prevalence of larger dogs.

Unfortunately, many of these have to be chained.

The shelter also have a number of puppies.