Luna

? Meet Luna, the 8-to-9-Month-Old Bundle of Joy! ?<br/><br/>Luna is a smart, happy girl who adores everyone she meets (though she’s still mastering the art of not jumping in excitement—puppy enthusiasm at its finest!). She’s already house-trained, working on her crate training, and loves to learn—especially when treats are part of the lesson.<br/><br/>Her favorite activities? Playing ball, going on adventures, and being part of all the action—Luna just wants to be included in whatever you’re up to! And when it’s time to relax, she transforms into the ultimate snuggle bug.<br/><br/>Luna also does amazing with other dogs and absolutely loves her person. She would do wonderfully with dog-savvy children, preferably on the bigger side, because, let’s face it, she’s still a little clumsy (but honestly, isn’t that part of the puppy charm?).<br/><br/>Now, we have to tell you about Luna’s little habit—she’s very curious about counters. She’s not a thief (yet!), but she will pop her paws up to take a peek and make sure nothing interesting is left unattended. Thankfully, her fosters are onto her and have kept her from acting on any grand snack-stealing schemes. Think of her as your adorable kitchen inspector—always on patrol for “safety reasons,” of course.<br/><br/>And here’s another fun fact—if you leave her leash out, she’ll pick it up and bring it to the door herself. It’s her way of saying, “Hey, I’m ready for our next adventure!” How smart and adorable is that? She truly is the perfect mix of playful, clever, and affectionate.<br/><br/>She’s fully vaccinated, including rabies, leptospirosis, and Bordetella, and receives monthly flea and deworming treatments. Luna has also snap-tested negative for heartworm, microchipped and will be spayed soon by our vet.<br/><br/>Don’t let this sweet, playful, and loyal girl slip away—Luna could be your perfect adventure buddy, snuggle partner, and kitchen supervisor. Could she be the newest member of your family?<br/><br/>? Contact us at SouthPawConservationNS@gmail.com to learn more about Luna! ?

? Meet Luna, the 8-to-9-Month-Old Bundle of Joy! ?

Luna is a smart, happy girl who adores everyone she meets (though she’s still mastering the art of not jumping in excitement—puppy enthusiasm at its finest!). She’s already house-trained, working on her crate training, and loves to learn—especially when treats are part of the lesson.

Her favorite activities? Playing ball, going on adventures, and being part of all the action—Luna just wants to be included in whatever you’re up to! And when it’s time to relax, she transforms into the ultimate snuggle bug.

Luna also does amazing with other dogs and absolutely loves her person. She would do wonderfully with dog-savvy children, preferably on the bigger side, because, let’s face it, she’s still a little clumsy (but honestly, isn’t that part of the puppy charm?).

Now, we have to tell you about Luna’s little habit—she’s very curious about counters. She’s not a thief (yet!), but she will pop her paws up to take a peek and make sure nothing interes

? Meet Luna, the 8-to-9-Month-Old Bundle of Joy! ?

Luna is a smart, happy girl who adores everyone she meets (though she’s still mastering the art of not jumping in excitement—puppy enthusiasm at its finest!). She’s already house-trained, working on her crate training, and loves to learn—especially when treats are part of the lesson.

Her favorite activities? Playing ball, going on adventures, and being part of all the action—Luna just wants to be included in whatever you’re up to! And when it’s time to relax, she transforms into the ultimate snuggle bug.

Luna also does amazing with other dogs and absolutely loves her person. She would do wonderfully with dog-savvy children, preferably on the bigger side, because, let’s face it, she’s still a little clumsy (but honestly, isn’t that part of the puppy charm?).

Now, we have to tell you about Luna’s little habit—she’s very curious about counters. She’s not a thief (yet!), but she will pop her paws up to take a peek and make sure nothing interesting is left unattended. Thankfully, her fosters are onto her and have kept her from acting on any grand snack-stealing schemes. Think of her as your adorable kitchen inspector—always on patrol for “safety reasons,” of course.

And here’s another fun fact—if you leave her leash out, she’ll pick it up and bring it to the door herself. It’s her way of saying, “Hey, I’m ready for our next adv