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Meet Luma, also known as Miss Thing-a lost star child who absolutely lives up to her name. This girl shines wherever she goes and somehow manages to be exactly what you need in the moment. Ready for an adventure? Luma is all in. Want a quiet night on the couch? She'll be right beside you, softly snoring before the credits roll.<br/><br/>Luma loves being outside and is happiest rolling in the grass, exploring the neighborhood on walks, or soaking up fresh air in the yard. She enjoys activity but isn't over the top-a couple of walks or access to a fenced yard suits her perfectly. And when she's done adventuring? You'll find her claiming the nearest blanket or pillow for a well-earned nap (size does not matter-if it's fluffy, it belongs to her).<br/><br/>More than anything, Luma wants to be with her people. Cooking dinner? She'll supervise from the kitchen rug. Watching TV? She's curled up next to you. Walking through the door after work? Prepare for a joyful welcome and some happy hops. She's affectionate, connected, and happiest when she gets to be part of whatever life is happening around her.<br/><br/>Luma already knows several basic commands including sit, lay down, stay, and come-and she'll even politely wait while her food is prepared. She does well in her crate, though she'd probably tell you she prefers being with her people instead. She's decent on leash and loves getting out for walks.<br/><br/>While Luma has done very well living with the small resident dog in her foster home, introductions to unfamiliar dogs have not gone well. She can be quite reactive when meeting new dogs, and adopters should be prepared to manage that behavior. Because of this, she may be happiest as the only dog in the home, or with an adopter who has the experience and ability to carefully manage dog introductions. Her success with her foster sibling shows that she can coexist with another dog, but it's not something that should be assumed with every canine companion.<br/><br/>Her favorite things? Bones, blankets, sunshine, and being your shadow. And once she's fully relaxed, she lets out the sweetest little contented sigh that somehow makes the whole room feel cozy.<br/><br/>Luma is the kind of dog who doesn't just join your life-she jumps in with both paws and makes herself part of the story.

Meet Luma, also known as Miss Thing-a lost star child who absolutely lives up to her name. This girl shines wherever she goes and somehow manages to be exactly what you need in the moment. Ready for an adventure? Luma is all in. Want a quiet night on the couch? She'll be right beside you, softly snoring before the credits roll.

Luma loves being outside and is happiest rolling in the grass, exploring the neighborhood on walks, or soaking up fresh air in the yard. She enjoys activity but isn't over the top-a couple of walks or access to a fenced yard suits her perfectly. And when she's done adventuring? You'll find her claiming the nearest blanket or pillow for a well-earned nap (size does not matter-if it's fluffy, it belongs to her).

More than anything, Luma wants to be with her people. Cooking dinner? She'll supervise from the kitchen rug. Watching TV? She's curled up next to you. Walking through the door after work? Prepare for a joyful welcome and some happy hops. She's affectionate, connected, and happi

Meet Luma, also known as Miss Thing-a lost star child who absolutely lives up to her name. This girl shines wherever she goes and somehow manages to be exactly what you need in the moment. Ready for an adventure? Luma is all in. Want a quiet night on the couch? She'll be right beside you, softly snoring before the credits roll.

Luma loves being outside and is happiest rolling in the grass, exploring the neighborhood on walks, or soaking up fresh air in the yard. She enjoys activity but isn't over the top-a couple of walks or access to a fenced yard suits her perfectly. And when she's done adventuring? You'll find her claiming the nearest blanket or pillow for a well-earned nap (size does not matter-if it's fluffy, it belongs to her).

More than anything, Luma wants to be with her people. Cooking dinner? She'll supervise from the kitchen rug. Watching TV? She's curled up next to you. Walking through the door after work? Prepare for a joyful welcome and some happy hops. She's affectionate, connected, and happiest when she gets to be part of whatever life is happening around her.

Luma already knows several basic commands including sit, lay down, stay, and come-and she'll even politely wait while her food is prepared. She does well in her crate, though she'd probably tell you she prefers being with her people instead. She's decent on leash and loves getting out for walks.

While Luma has