About Sunny

It took two days, a handful of brave hearts, and a whole lot of hope to bring Sunny to safety. She was spotted weaving through traffic on a busy highway-petite, determined, and somehow still smiling. No one knows how long she'd been out there, but one thing was clear: Sunny wasn't giving up. And neither did we. Now safe and sound, Sunny has blossomed into a 37-pound bundle of joy. She's somewhere between 12 and 24 months old, with the kind of youthful energy that makes you laugh and the kind of soulful eyes that make you pause. Her name fits her perfectly-Sunny radiates warmth, resilience, and the kind of quiet companionship that turns a house into a home. She doesn't ask for much. A soft spot to curl up. A person to lean against. A gentle voice that says, 'You're safe now.' Sunny loves to lounge and simply be near her people, soaking in the comfort she fought so hard to find. She's also a smart cookie-crate trained and already knows her basic commands like 'place,' 'sit,' and 'down.' She's eager to please and thrives on gentle guidance and praise. Sunny's got a playful side too, and we believe she'd make a lovely companion to another dog-with a proper introduction, of course. Cats, however, are not her cup of kibble. Sunny is ready. Ready to trade the sound of honking horns for belly rubs and bedtime stories. Ready to leave behind the uncertainty of the highway for the steady rhythm of a loving home. She's not just looking for a family-she's looking for her family. Are you the one she's been waiting for?

Robeson County
Lumberton, North Carolina