More about PIN

Pin’s life hasn't always been easy, but he’s proving every day how resilient he is with his tail wagging high. When he first arrived as a stray at FBCAS, he was heartbreakingly underweight. We contacted his owner via the information on his microchip, but were informed that Pin had gotten out of his yard 4 months ago, but he's since moved out of state and can no longer have Pin. Thanks to some TLC and extra snacks, Pin is slowly and steadily filling out and feeling great.Pin is a happy, medium-energy boy, and a total joy to be around. Pin’s bouncy, playful side shines! He’s obsessed with squeaky toys and will focus on them like it’s his job — though he’s polite enough to trade for a treat! He’s also a pro at sitting on command and loves showing off his skills (he's very treat motivated).With his sweet personality, bright spirit, and a little extra drool for good measure, Pin is ready to find a home to give him all the love he deserves.