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Cain, an easygoing 7-year-old, doesn't ask for much from his humans aside from love and companionship.

Now in the care of Eleventh Hour Rescue, Cain is described by volunteers as having a calm, easygoing demeanor. Cain was rescued from a location in Georgia and was enrolled in a jail dog program, where he lived alongside inmates and received daily training.

"Programs like this are special, and it shows in Cain," Eleventh Hour said on its website. "He is well-mannered, attentive, and clearly understands how to be a great companion."

Cain is great at walking on a leash and loves going for strolls and car rides. He's also housebroken, affectionate, gentle, and playful. He's microchipped, neutered, and vaccinated.

For more information or to meet and possibly adopt Cain, go to https://www.ehrdogs.org/info/adoption.