Luna

Luna is a 1.5–2 year old brindled beauty who was found as a stray in Houston, Texas along with her sister. After entering the shelter, both dogs developed upper respiratory infections but have since fully recovered and are now healthy, spayed, and ready for adoption.<br/><br/>Luna is a friendly, affectionate dog who enjoys being around people and does very well with children. She has completed training and demonstrates good manners in the home. She is both house-trained and crate-trained.<br/><br/>Luna would do best as the only pet in the home, where she can continue to build a strong bond with her adopters. With proper introductions and continued structure, she may have the potential to live with other dogs in the future.<br/><br/>She is a loving, resilient dog who is ready for a stable and committed home.

Luna is a 1.5–2 year old brindled beauty who was found as a stray in Houston, Texas along with her sister. After entering the shelter, both dogs developed upper respiratory infections but have since fully recovered and are now healthy, spayed, and ready for adoption.

Luna is a friendly, affectionate dog who enjoys being around people and does very well with children. She has completed training and demonstrates good manners in the home. She is both house-trained and crate-trained.

Luna would do best as the only pet in the home, where she can continue to build a strong bond with her adopters. With proper introductions and continued structure, she may have the potential to live with other dogs in the future.

She is a loving, resilient dog who is ready for a stable and committed home.

Luna is a 1.5–2 year old brindled beauty who was found as a stray in Houston, Texas along with her sister. After entering the shelter, both dogs developed upper respiratory infections but have since fully recovered and are now healthy, spayed, and ready for adoption.

Luna is a friendly, affectionate dog who enjoys being around people and does very well with children. She has completed training and demonstrates good manners in the home. She is both house-trained and crate-trained.

Luna would do best as the only pet in the home, where she can continue to build a strong bond with her adopters. With proper introductions and continued structure, she may have the potential to live with other dogs in the future.

She is a loving, resilient dog who is ready for a stable and committed home.