Sor was a Shiba Inu who was born weak and sickly. As the seasons changed and she grew older, she grew more and more ill. Her bones grew brittle, her skin would swell with redness, and the festering wounds kept her awake at night. To see her painfully bite and scratch her own coat, our hearts felt as if they were being tightly gripped by an invisible hand.

We took her to countless veterinary hospitals and tried every prescription diet and medication available. Yet no doctor could solve the root of the problem. Some even gently suggested that we consider sparing her further suffering through euthanasia. At that moment, Sor looked at us with her tear‑moistened eyes, as if to say, "I still want to watch more sunrises with you."

We couldn't accept saying goodbye like that. Since modern medicine had its limits, we decided to return to the very source of all life—nature. Thus, Sormès came into being. In the natural world, we attempt to unravel the secrets of life. Blending traditional Eastern herbal wisdom with modern nutritional science, we use gentle processes and unique formulas to accompany every pet—from their lively, adorable youth through every stage of healthy aging. Like every pet parent, we deeply long to give our animals the purest, most natural guardianship—to become devoted "interpreters" of their needs and caring protectors. When Sor started eating the natural nutritional supplements we had carefully formulated, change began quietly. The scratching and biting that had persisted for years gradually stopped. Then one morning, she came bounding toward us with a coat of fresh, new fur, the sunlight tracing a golden outline around her. We finally believed that natural nourishment could gently overcome the limitations of one's innate constitution. Today, Sor has spent many more seasons peacefully by our side. Beside her food bowl always sits that bottle of Sormès supplement. Her story is the beginning of Sormès. This is not just the birth of a brand; it is a reflection of every pet parent who refuses to give up. When everyone else says "let it go," we still choose to light a lamp called "possibility" for the sake of that companionship. Because we have always believed that what moves us most is not miracles, but the unwavering companionship that chooses to stay — even through the nights that seem hopeless.