This senior Dachshund had certainly seen better days, but she didn’t want it to end like this. Dumped at the shelter, the 18-year-old blind dog just wanted to feel love again.
Muneca had lost so much in life: a family, a home and her vision. She wanted to make a connection with someone more than anything.
That’s why when she met her very first person at the shelter, she didn’t want to let go. Longtime volunteer Elaine Seamans came to visit Muneca, and the 18-year-old blind dog leapt into her arms.
Also on hand was photographer John Hwang, and it was his picture that changed everything for Muneca. Shared on Facebook, the photo caught the eye of a rescue group called Frosted Faces Foundation.
JOHN HWANG
They took Muneca to a veterinarian for a checkup and will then place her in a foster home. From there, she hopes to find a forever home.
JOHN HWANG
If you’d like to give this sweet senior dog a permanent home to live out the rest of her life, check out theFrosted Faces Foundation and fill out an adoption application.
It would mean the world to her.
