Happy Endings and Fresh Starts at MoonAcre

We’re delighted to share Grace safely arrived in Belgium at the end of last week and is already settling beautifully into her new home.

Meanwhile, life at MoonAcre continues to be busy. We’ve also welcomed two new arrivals — sisters Sam and Bella. Due to unforeseen circumstances, their loving family was faced with the heart-breaking task of finding them new homes. Despite their efforts, no one came forward. When we were made aware of their urgent situation, we contacted the family and made the decision to take Sam and Bella into our care, with the family’s continued financial support, so we can prepare them for rehoming.

Sam and Bella are 8½-year-old crossbreeds. While they are sisters, they will be available for adoption separately, giving each of them the best possible chance to thrive in a new home.

Luna – 3 Years since her rescue

January 2023 to now.

Three years ago, 𝗟𝗨𝗡𝗔’s life was hanging by a thread.

Early that morning, trails of blood were found in a garden, leading to a stray dog local families had grown deeply fond of. 𝗟𝗨𝗡𝗔 had been shot at close range, execution-style, through the top of her head. The bullet exited through her left eye, leaving her in severe shock and unable to move.

What followed were weeks of emergency care, pain management, and constant monitoring. Against all odds, 𝗟𝗨𝗡𝗔 survived. More than that — she forgave the world that had been unimaginably cruel to her.

Today, 𝗟𝗨𝗡𝗔 is gentle, affectionate, and quietly trusting. She loves calm companionship, soft beds, and the simple comfort of feeling safe. She is brilliant with children, and she’s a joy to walk — happy both on and off the lead, taking everything in with a soft, steady confidence.

But three years is far too long for a dog like 𝗟𝗨𝗡𝗔 to be living in a sanctuary instead of a loving home of her own.

If you think you could offer 𝗟𝗨𝗡𝗔 the calm, compassionate home she deserves, please get in touch or complete an adoption application.