Why is Your Pet "Rescued (or Stray) and Extraordinary"?
Twelve years ago, a shy little rescue dog named Luna was chosen for a very special purpose — to become my son’s diabetes alert dog. From the moment she joined our family, it was clear that Luna wasn’t just a pet; she was a gift wrapped in fur and love. Though she came from a rescue, it was as if she knew she had been called to rescue us right back.

Luna was trained to alert my son when his blood sugar levels changed, a skill that would ultimately give him more freedom, safety, and confidence. But what made Luna truly remarkable wasn’t just her training — it was her heart. She always seemed to know when he needed her most, quietly resting her head on his knee or curling up beside him until the world felt calm again. What began as a working partnership soon grew into one of the deepest friendships I have ever witnessed.

Over the years, Luna has taught me more about what’s inside an animal’s heart than I ever imagined possible. She has shown me that true devotion doesn’t come from commands or routines, but from a soul that chooses love every single day. She has cared selflessly, protected fiercely, and loved without asking for anything in return — except maybe a peanut butter treat or a soft place to nap.

Now a senior girl, Luna moves a little slower and naps a little longer, but her spirit shines just as bright. The gray on her muzzle only makes her more beautiful to me. Every time I look at her, I see the years of love, loyalty, and quiet strength she’s given our family. Luna will forever be the heart of our home — a reminder that sometimes, the ones we rescue end up rescuing us.

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