It’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the constant news of animals suffering, but not every story is filled with sorrow.
Today, we share a heartwarming story that highlights why we continue to fight for their future.
Samantha Griffin adopted her dog, Luna, for emotional support. But she never imagined Luna would quite literally save her life, too!
Samantha felt a migraine coming on and lay down to sleep, but says Luna "started pouncing on me — I think I still have bruises from where she's hit me – and she scratched up my door and stuff like that, trying to get out ... "
Unknown to Samantha, her apartment was filled with deadly carbon monoxide at 97 parts per million — a level that could have become fatal.
Luna's frantic behavior alerted Samantha to the danger before the alarm could.
"I'm just so overwhelmed, grateful for all of it. Because I don't know where I'd be right now without her," Samantha said.
Thanks to Luna's quick action, Samantha and Luna escaped this deadly danger!
We hope this good news story brightened your day!
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