Pi

For more than four years, Pi has lived a life most dogs never know — one built on survival, devotion, and quiet strength. At just 4½ years old, this Bullmastiff–Pit Bull mix carries a story that could have hardened his heart. Instead, it made him gentle, loyal, and endlessly hopeful.<br/><br/>Pi has been by his person’s side since he was only three weeks old. Together, they navigated life on the streets. Home was wherever they could find rest — picnic tables, corners of public spaces, even the shelter of a port-a-potty. Pi never had a bed, a yard, or the comfort of routine. What he did have was loyalty, and he gave it fully.<br/><br/>When his owner was arrested after an encounter with police, Pi was suddenly alone. He was brought to a shelter where the world went quiet — no grass under his paws, no familiar voice, no comforting touch. For 414 days, Pi waited for something familiar again. <br/><br/>When his owner was released, he faced the impossible truth: he still couldn’t provide the life Pi deserved. In an act of love and selflessness, he chose to surrender Pi, trusting that this devoted boy would finally get the home he’d always gone without.<br/><br/>Now, Pi is ready.<br/><br/>Neutered, vaccinated (rabies and distemper), microchipped, and heartworm negative, Pi is healthy and prepared for his next chapter. He weighs about 72 pounds — big, strong, and full of affection. He has experience around children, dogs, and cats, but after decompressing, we’ve learned Pi is dog selective and should be the only pet in the home. We’re also looking for a household with children ages 16 and up.<br/><br/>Because Pi spent his whole life at his owner’s side, he can feel a little sad when left alone — so someone who is home often would be ideal. He walks fairly well on leash and, like many dogs, gets excited by squirrels and chipmunks. Loves car rides and stuffies. He’ll thrive with a confident, patient handler who can help guide him calmly through the world.<br/><br/>Above all else, Pi is a dog who loves deeply. He has waited his entire life to learn what “home” truly means — and he’s ready to give his whole heart to the family who shows him.<br/><br/>If you’re looking for a loyal companion who’s weathered the storm and still believes in love, Pi is waiting for you.<br/><br/>Being fostered in Old Lyme, CT, and ready for meet n greets state-wide!

For more than four years, Pi has lived a life most dogs never know — one built on survival, devotion, and quiet strength. At just 4½ years old, this Bullmastiff–Pit Bull mix carries a story that could have hardened his heart. Instead, it made him gentle, loyal, and endlessly hopeful.

Pi has been by his person’s side since he was only three weeks old. Together, they navigated life on the streets. Home was wherever they could find rest — picnic tables, corners of public spaces, even the shelter of a port-a-potty. Pi never had a bed, a yard, or the comfort of routine. What he did have was loyalty, and he gave it fully.

When his owner was arrested after an encounter with police, Pi was suddenly alone. He was brought to a shelter where the world went quiet — no grass under his paws, no familiar voice, no comforting touch. For 414 days, Pi waited for something familiar again.

When his owner was released, he faced the impossible truth: he still couldn’t provide the life Pi deserved. In an act of love and

For more than four years, Pi has lived a life most dogs never know — one built on survival, devotion, and quiet strength. At just 4½ years old, this Bullmastiff–Pit Bull mix carries a story that could have hardened his heart. Instead, it made him gentle, loyal, and endlessly hopeful.

Pi has been by his person’s side since he was only three weeks old. Together, they navigated life on the streets. Home was wherever they could find rest — picnic tables, corners of public spaces, even the shelter of a port-a-potty. Pi never had a bed, a yard, or the comfort of routine. What he did have was loyalty, and he gave it fully.

When his owner was arrested after an encounter with police, Pi was suddenly alone. He was brought to a shelter where the world went quiet — no grass under his paws, no familiar voice, no comforting touch. For 414 days, Pi waited for something familiar again.

When his owner was released, he faced the impossible truth: he still couldn’t provide the life Pi deserved. In an act of love and selflessness, he chose to surrender Pi, trusting that this devoted boy would finally get the home he’d always gone without.

Now, Pi is ready.

Neutered, vaccinated (rabies and distemper), microchipped, and heartworm negative, Pi is healthy and prepared for his next chapter. He weighs about 72 pounds — big, strong, and full of affection. He has experience around children, dogs, an