Why is Your Pet "Rescued (or Stray) and Gorgeous"?
Mia, once a stray navigating the streets, arrived at the Alabama shelter with her eleven puppies. She poured her heart into raising them until they were adopted, but Mia herself was deemed unadoptable. Her fear of humans and the indoors was so intense that she couldn’t bring herself to enter a house.

For the first year she was with us, Mia was too scared to come inside. She would stand outside in the rain and cold, watching us from a distance until she gradually decided that it was safe and okay to come in. Her trust took time, but once she made the decision, she found the safety and comfort she had longed for.

Over the past seven years, Mia has become an irreplaceable part of our family. She completes our lives in ways we never anticipated, bringing joy and love that we hadn’t thought possible. Her presence is a beacon of hope for the unadoptable, showing that with patience and compassion, even the most fearful souls can find a place to belong. Mia’s journey from a terrified stray to a cherished companion has enriched our lives profoundly, and we cannot imagine our days without her.

Name of Rescue Organization or Shelter (or indicate "stray")
Luna Farms Rescue