When Lucky was first rescued, no one seemed to want him. He spent months in foster care, waiting for a family to call his own. He was sweet, gentle, and just wanted to be loved — but somehow, he kept being overlooked.

That changed the day his forever family saw his photo online. “It felt like fate,” his new mom shared. “We knew right away that Lucky belonged with us.”

From the very first night, Lucky made his feelings clear. He climbed into his mom’s lap, tucked his head under her chin, and snored himself to sleep — as if he’d finally found peace.

Now, a year later, Lucky still shows his love in the most heartwarming way: by hugging his mom every single day when she comes home from work.

💛 As soon as she walks through the door, Lucky watches her every move.
💛 When she sits down to take off her shoes, he immediately climbs into her lap.
💛 And if she forgets? He follows her around the house with the most dramatic, heart-tugging look — until she gives in and cuddles him.

Lucky doesn’t just want attention — he wants connection. He’s a living reminder that rescued dogs often give the purest, most unconditional kind of love.

His story is helping change perceptions, especially about misunderstood breeds. Family members who were once unsure around dogs now adore Lucky — thanks to his big heart and even bigger snuggles.