When animal control first spotted a Pittie named Juni wandering the streets, they acted quickly to bring her to safety. It soon became clear that she had recently given birth.

Despite their best efforts to locate her litter, her puppies were nowhere to be found. With no other option, the shelter in Houston, Texas, took her in and provided care.

Juni was a gentle and affectionate dog, slowly learning to cope with the pain of being separated from her babies. After about forty days in the shelter, she seemed ready for a new beginning.

But then came heartbreaking news: instead of being adopted, Juni was placed on the euthanasia list due to severe overcrowding.

Her time was running out, and she urgently needed someone to step in.

A Lifeline Appears

Heather, who was still mourning the loss

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