08/22/2026
Look at Moose.
Look at that face. That happy, goofy, completely trusting puppy who has absolutely no idea that nobody has chosen him yet.
Moose and his siblings were found abandoned in a box when they were only about two weeks old.
At three weeks old, Moose and his sister came into our rescue when they began showing parvo-like symptoms. Thankfully, it wasn’t parvo. They were dealing with some GI issues, but with care and treatment, they got better quickly.
And from that point on, Moose has known nothing but love.
He has been safe. He has been cuddled. He has been spoiled. He has been someone’s baby.
His sister has since been adopted into the most amazing home.
But Moose is still waiting.
He’s now 5 months old and 45 pounds, and somehow this beautiful boy still doesn’t have a family of his own.
We took him to an adoption event today, and he was surrounded by people, dogs and cats. There was so much happening around him.
And Moose was just… Moose.
Calm. Quiet. Happy. Curious.
He didn’t need to be the center of attention. He wasn’t overwhelmed. He wasn’t causing a scene.
He just watched everything happening around him.
And when he looked at people, I couldn’t help but wonder if he thought, “Is that my person?”
Because Moose doesn’t know he’s being overlooked.
He doesn’t know that his sister found her forever family.
He doesn’t know that his forever home hasn’t found him yet.
He just knows people are around, and he trusts them.
That’s what gets me about Moose.
He’s this enormous, gentle baby with giant paws, a giant heart and absolutely no idea how big he’s going to be. 😂
There is nothing wrong with him.
He’s sweet. He’s gentle. He’s calm. He’s happy. He’s good with people, dogs and cats. And he has been loved since the day he came into our rescue.
I just don’t understand how this boy is still waiting.
Somewhere out there is someone who is going to look at Moose and say, “Yep. That’s my dog.”
Please share Moose. Maybe his person is right here on your friends list. ❤️
