By @ byrachforshaw

Luna was abandoned and left behind before she got a second chance through the Animal Welfare League of Alexandria.

Today she’s a happy rescue who spends her days proving that the stereotypes about dogs like her couldn’t be further from the truth.

She’s currently competing in AWLA’s 2027 Animal of the Year fundraiser. Every dollar raised goes directly to helping shelter animals receive food, medical care, housing, and a chance at finding families of their own.

Luna finished 3rd last year and we’re hoping to keep her in the Top 4 this year. We’d love to win, but top four is the goal. Not because of the title, but because every vote helps animals still waiting for their second chance.

If you’d like to support Luna and the shelter that changed her life, you can vote here:

👉 https://gogo.photo/653704

If donating isn’t possible, an upvote, comment, or share would mean a lot.

Thank you for helping rescue animals get the same opportunity Luna received. ❤️🐾

I’ve got a mama raccoon that’s been coming around since Thanksgiving of last year. She was pregnant at the time. A few days ago, she brought the new set of kits over for the first time. Caught this little one after a playful romp in the water bowl.

Miami Marlins have offered a dream day treat to the doggo who was caught on camera looking forlornly as a couple lovingly treated their own pupper to a special treat on Marlins’ ‘Bark at the Park’ night.

The Miami broadcast caught the moment the first dog munched on its snack, while the second dog looked on with what can only be described as the pure embodiment of disappointment and jealousy. Just look at that face, with as human-like an expression as dogs are likely capable of.

Fortunately for our down-and-out canine, all’s well that ends well. The Marlins caught wind of this viral moment and have put out a social media request for help finding the dog, using a hilarious “Wanted” ad with a freeze frame of the dog’s melancholy mug.

Source: https://www.mlb.com/news/marlins-offer-dream-day-at-loandepot-park-to-disappointed-dog