FIG - Terrier Dog Available for Adoption in Coquitlam, British Columbia

✨ ADOPTABLE FIG ✨
Meet Fig 💛
Fig is a 1.5-year-old Terrier mix with a huge personality packed into his tiny 15 lb body. He still needs to gain a little weight, but what he lacks in size he makes up for in charm, happiness, and endless love.
Fig hasn’t had the easiest start in life, but despite everything he’s been through, he is incredibly resilient and still so full of love to give. His sweet, happy spirit shines through in everything he does, and he’s more than ready to find a family who will show him the life he deserves.
Fig is friendly, social, and absolutely loves to play — especially with squeaky toys. He gets along wonderfully with both big and small dogs and would likely do great with kids too. He would love a home with another playful dog to help build his confidence and help burn off some of his playful energy.
Fig is curious and loves being outdoors exploring. He enjoys meeting new people, taking in all the sights and smells, and is learning to walk nicely on a leash.
At home, Fig has settled into his daily routine with ease. He is quiet, crate trained during the workday, and house trained with consistency. Although he has a playful spirit, he settles beautifully when it’s time to relax and is learning that cuddles and snuggles are actually pretty wonderful.
Fig is more than ready for a life filled with love, cuddles, adventures, and fun. Whoever adopts this little guy is going to get a truly wonderful best friend. 🐾

The terrier is a spirited and intelligent dog breed known for its feisty personality and boundless energy. Terriers come in various sizes and coat types, but they all share a common heritage as fearless and determined hunters. These dogs are typically highly trainable, making them versatile companions for active individuals and families alike. With their loyalty and playful demeanor, terriers are beloved for their endless enthusiasm and affectionate nature.

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