Luna Foundation is an Aruban and 501C3 non-profit dedicated to improving te lives of Aruba's animals.
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We rescue and rehabilitate abused and neglected dogs, are genuinely committed to promoting the importance of spaying and neutering, we educate the youth and are passionate about raising awareness of animal welfare within the local communities of Aruba.
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Our sanctuary
We rescue and rehabilitate as many abused and neglected dogs as we can and provide the care, love and shelter they need at our sanctuary.
Help on location
We provide locals with the correct knowledge and advice on how to care for their pets and the street dogs/cats. See our FIDO/FICO project.
Educate
We teach the younger generation in Aruba the importance of animal welfare and why it is necessary to spay/neuter and show affection and love towards your pets.
Spay & Neuter
We offer free spay and neuter services. Send a Whattsapp message to: 5674738.
Located on the Caribbean island of Aruba. Just 20 miles off the coast of Venezuela and part of the Dutch Antilles.
We mostly focus on the more disadvantaged barios on the island as we feel this is where our help is needed most.
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We also reached our goal of creating a safe haven, a secure peaceful property in the cunucu (countryside) for all our rescues to be able to have a place to call "home" until they get adopted.
Our volunteers hit the streets on a daily basis to feed the strays. We work together with local communities to educate them on the importance of spaying and neutering.
We also provide them with dog food so they can continue to care for the dogs in their neighborhood and support them when they need help or advice concerning the animals. We focus on teaching the next generation to treat our animals fairly, with compassion and love.
"The children of Aruba are the ones who will continue to promote Luna's legacy".
Our foundation is named in honor of LUNA, the first dog in Aruba's history to be removed from an abusive home and the owner to be arrested for animal abuse and neglect.
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Malnourished from lack of food, covered in fleas and ticks, suffering from severe anaemia and diagnosed with vaginal cancer from years of breeding. Not to mention the scars of the emotional stress she endured throughout her life. Luna's road to recovery was a long one. Thankfully, due to a small group of patient she made a full recovery.
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With Luna as our inspiration and always at the forefront of our minds we will make sure that her story becomes a legacy for future generations of our island. Luna died in 2022.
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