Luna

Meet Luna!<br/><br/>Luna was born in early May and is just about full-grown at a lean 35 lbs. She’s believed to be a cattle dog/pit mix with an athletic build and a gentle soul.<br/><br/>Luna and her siblings had a very rough start to life, with minimal human interaction and barely enough food to survive. Because of this, Luna is understandably timid with people and slow to warm up. That said—her shyness is only with humans. She has zero fear of loud noises, vacuum cleaners, or other dogs.<br/><br/>Once Luna feels safe, her true personality shines. She is incredibly smart, spunky, happy, loving, and playful. She thrives with other dogs and absolutely adores canine companionship. She’s very submissive in play—think belly-up, chin-licking, “please play with me” energy—and could play for hours.<br/><br/>Luna will do best in a home with another dog, both for companionship and to help her continue learning that people are kind and safe. She may also enjoy living with respectful kids who understand her boundaries (no chasing or rough handling).<br/><br/>An ideal home for Luna will have a fenced-in yard—she loves being outdoors and would happily spend her days exploring at her own pace.<br/><br/>Medical note: Luna will need corrective surgery in February for a luxating patella (a kneecap that slides out of place). The rescue will fully cover the cost of this surgery. During her recovery, Luna will need a quieter, calm home environment where she can rest and heal comfortably.<br/><br/>Luna is spayed, up to date on age-appropriate vaccines, microchipped, and dewormed.<br/>Her adoption fee is $340, payable via Venmo, PayPal (+$10 fee), or cash.<br/><br/>Luna is a truly special girl who just needs patience, love, and a peaceful place to recover and blossom.

Meet Luna!

Luna was born in early May and is just about full-grown at a lean 35 lbs. She’s believed to be a cattle dog/pit mix with an athletic build and a gentle soul.

Luna and her siblings had a very rough start to life, with minimal human interaction and barely enough food to survive. Because of this, Luna is understandably timid with people and slow to warm up. That said—her shyness is only with humans. She has zero fear of loud noises, vacuum cleaners, or other dogs.

Once Luna feels safe, her true personality shines. She is incredibly smart, spunky, happy, loving, and playful. She thrives with other dogs and absolutely adores canine companionship. She’s very submissive in play—think belly-up, chin-licking, “please play with me” energy—and could play for hours.

Luna will do best in a home with another dog, both for companionship and to help her continue learning that people are kind and safe. She may also enjoy living with respectful kids who understand her boundaries (no chasing or ro

Meet Luna!

Luna was born in early May and is just about full-grown at a lean 35 lbs. She’s believed to be a cattle dog/pit mix with an athletic build and a gentle soul.

Luna and her siblings had a very rough start to life, with minimal human interaction and barely enough food to survive. Because of this, Luna is understandably timid with people and slow to warm up. That said—her shyness is only with humans. She has zero fear of loud noises, vacuum cleaners, or other dogs.

Once Luna feels safe, her true personality shines. She is incredibly smart, spunky, happy, loving, and playful. She thrives with other dogs and absolutely adores canine companionship. She’s very submissive in play—think belly-up, chin-licking, “please play with me” energy—and could play for hours.

Luna will do best in a home with another dog, both for companionship and to help her continue learning that people are kind and safe. She may also enjoy living with respectful kids who understand her boundaries (no chasing or rough handling).

An ideal home for Luna will have a fenced-in yard—she loves being outdoors and would happily spend her days exploring at her own pace.

Medical note: Luna will need corrective surgery in February for a luxating patella (a kneecap that slides out of place). The rescue will fully cover the cost of this surgery. During her recovery, Luna will need a quieter, calm home