Pinto Bean

Meet Pinto Bean, our delightful French Bulldog mix who proves that a little peanut can have a big personality! Pinto Bean's journey started with a bump in the road – literally. He was found after being struck by a car, but thanks to a kind stranger and our rescue's close work with trusted veterinarians, he's now on the path to a happy, healthy life. This resilient pup is about 1.5 years old and greets every day with infectious enthusiasm, a happy snort, and a wagging tail. He's a social butterfly who loves meeting new people and his canine friends, bringing smiles and laughter wherever he goes. Pinto Bean is affectionate, playful, and full of character, whether he's greeting everyone in the house, romping with his dog pals, or snuggling up with his favorite humans. He truly lives life with pure joy and is ready to share it with his forever family.

Ideal Home

Pinto Bean thrives with companionship and routine. He'd love a home where he can be included in everyday life, whether that's for playful adventures or cozy couch cuddles. He's good with both adults and children, and enjoys the company of other dogs. We're unsure how he'd do with cats.

Ongoing Health

Pinto Bean is neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped. He received ProHeart 12, offering a full year of heartworm prevention. He has successfully undergone brachycephalic airway surgery to improve his breathing and orthopedic surgery to address injuries from his accident.

Training & Support

Pinto Bean is already crate trained, potty trained, and walks nicely on a leash. He's a well-started companion who's easy to love!

Application Details:

• Applications begin by contacting us through Wags.
• We review applications carefully to ensure the best possible match, not on a first-come, first-served basis.
• Approved applicants can speak directly with Pinto Bean's foster family to learn more about his personality, routine, and needs.

Transporation

Pinto Bean is currently being fostered in Houston, Texas. Transport is available for out-of-state adopters for an additional fee of $250, utilizing USDA-certified transport teams.