My name is Pie!

Pie was born in a shelter where he grew up along with his siblings. He lost his mother at just 6 months old after she had been euthanized at the shelter. He was rescued shortly after and brought to our facility.

Pie is cautious around strangers and takes time to adjust to new environments. When he was first rescued, he was so nervous that he wouldn’t eat, but over time, he has become more comfortable with people. When trust is established, he opens his heart and becomes an affectionate and loyal companion. He now enjoys quietly resting beside his owner, finds joy in running and playing together, and loves treats and toys.

Pie gets along well with other dogs and runs freely in dog parks, though he tends to avoid unfamiliar dogs during walks. He may show vigilance while walking in busy areas, a symptom of his aversion to unfamiliar environments and caution around strangers. He is also sensitive to large objects and feels much more comfortable in familiar environments. He is indifferent to cats and shows no aggression, only relieves himself outdoors, and can spend time alone calmly without separation anxiety. He rarely barks, only briefly reacting to unfamiliar noises, and he doesn’t chew on furniture.

At the vet, Pie experiences extreme anxiety and strongly resists blood tests, requiring a muzzle due to high stress. However, he is gradually developing adaptability through various experiences.

Pie is still new to the world, but if he builds trust, he's ready to be the most loving and loyal companion. He is looking for a patient family that will help him slowly adapt to his new home.