Lunita lay motionless on the freezing pavement, her frail legs strapped to a broken wheelchair. She had been abandoned outside a grooming shop, tied up with nothing but a note explaining that her owner could no longer care for her.
Paralyzed from a spinal injury, she had no way to move, no way to find food or warmth—just the hope that someone would notice her suffering before it was too late.

That hope became reality when a compassionate store employee saw her and quickly contacted the local rescue group, LUBA Salta.
They arrived without hesitation, scooping Lunita up and rushing her to safety. It was the beginning of a long road to recovery.

At first, it seemed like her luck had changed when she was adopted, but the arrangement fell apart. Without proper care, her health declined, and painful infections set in.
Her condition became even worse than when she was first rescued. But Lunita refused to give up. When a foster family took her in, everything changed.
With proper medical attention, nutritious meals, and constant love, Lunita began to heal. The infections cleared, her strength returned, and for the first time in a long while, she felt safe.

Despite her disability, her personality blossomed. She greeted each day with joy, proving that her spirit was unbreakable.
Still, she needed a forever home—one that understood her needs and could give her the care she deserved. That home finally came when an American family welcomed her with open arms.
They provided her with a brand-new wheelchair, one that fit her properly and allowed her to move freely. With their love and support, Lunita’s world transformed.

Now, her days are filled with adventure. She rolls through parks, plays with toys, and enjoys sunny afternoons with her family. Her eyes, once clouded with uncertainty, now sparkle with happiness.
Lunita’s journey is a powerful reminder that no animal should be discarded, and every life is worth fighting for. From the cold sidewalk where she was abandoned to a warm, loving home, she has proven that resilience, kindness, and second chances can change everything.