YEIN

Meet sweet Yein(Yane). <br/>Poor sweet boy came to us as a very frighten boy. He had been living under a persons porch for at least a week. They had been seeing him for about that long. We believe he very well may have been under there for a longer period of time. <br/>See, he came to us with scraped,cuts and sores that were healing. He still has scarring but is now healed. We believe he was hit and rolled or thrown from a car. This is how he was hurt. He found the space under the porch to hole up and recover. Hunger very well may have finally pushed him out. He was thin with ribs visible on arrival. His tail is only 1/2 the length it should be. It was damaged and broken. Probably fall off in recovery. <br/>When he arrived he was very timid and all he wanted to do was be as small as he could be! We would loop him to take him out and once he did his business he wanted right back in his kennel. He crashed for 3 days. Just staying small, under a blanket and sleeping. After a week we got a small tail wag and the next few days a play bow. From then on it was GAME ON!<br/>He is now a very exuberant boy. He loves people. Though he will bark at new people but once petted he is a happy camper. <br/>He does have some manner training. Sometimes pulls on leash. He is house trained. Loves cars. Seems to like dogs smaller then himself or girl dogs! Did well with cats also. If this sweet boy sounds like he is your next best buddy, and that is all he wants to be, visit our website. Fill out our adoption application. Once processed we will be in touch for a meet and greet. Hopefully you be the luck one to have him as you true friend!<br/><br/>PA Lics.#5506

Meet sweet Yein(Yane).
Poor sweet boy came to us as a very frighten boy. He had been living under a persons porch for at least a week. They had been seeing him for about that long. We believe he very well may have been under there for a longer period of time.
See, he came to us with scraped,cuts and sores that were healing. He still has scarring but is now healed. We believe he was hit and rolled or thrown from a car. This is how he was hurt. He found the space under the porch to hole up and recover. Hunger very well may have finally pushed him out. He was thin with ribs visible on arrival. His tail is only 1/2 the length it should be. It was damaged and broken. Probably fall off in recovery.
When he arrived he was very timid and all he wanted to do was be as small as he could be! We would loop him to take him out and once he did his business he wanted right back in his kennel. He crashed for 3 days. Just staying small, under a blanket and sleeping. After a week we got a small tail wag and the next few days a

Meet sweet Yein(Yane).
Poor sweet boy came to us as a very frighten boy. He had been living under a persons porch for at least a week. They had been seeing him for about that long. We believe he very well may have been under there for a longer period of time.
See, he came to us with scraped,cuts and sores that were healing. He still has scarring but is now healed. We believe he was hit and rolled or thrown from a car. This is how he was hurt. He found the space under the porch to hole up and recover. Hunger very well may have finally pushed him out. He was thin with ribs visible on arrival. His tail is only 1/2 the length it should be. It was damaged and broken. Probably fall off in recovery.
When he arrived he was very timid and all he wanted to do was be as small as he could be! We would loop him to take him out and once he did his business he wanted right back in his kennel. He crashed for 3 days. Just staying small, under a blanket and sleeping. After a week we got a small tail wag and the next few days a play bow. From then on it was GAME ON!
He is now a very exuberant boy. He loves people. Though he will bark at new people but once petted he is a happy camper.
He does have some manner training. Sometimes pulls on leash. He is house trained. Loves cars. Seems to like dogs smaller then himself or girl dogs! Did well with cats also. If this sweet boy sounds like he is your next best buddy,