There’s been a Luna landing!

The city’s longest-dwelling shelter dog has found a home in Queens after 205 days.

The 50-pound pit bull-boxer mix was brought to the Manhattan Animal Care Center on May 24 after being found tied to a pole in Central Park.

“We sent out plea after plea to try and get her adopted, but she continued to get overlooked,” Animal Care Center spokeswoman Katy Hansen told The Post.

Luna caught the eye of Katherine Rodriguez-Bitar and her family, who were smitten with the pooch last Saturday after seeing her picture on a door at the shelter. The dog was in foster care for the holidays.

But Luna had them at huh-ro. The adoption was finalized on Sunday.

“She’s super sweet and so caring. The kids love her!” Rodriguez-Bitar said.

The Fresh Meadows mom said her 12-year-old son, Jadrien, fanned the flames for the adoption after a video about abused animals made him cry.

He told his mother all he wanted for Christmas was to adopt a dog.

Rodriguez-Bitar said Luna, who shelter officials believe to be about 6 years old, had an “instant connection” with husband Bennie and the couple’s three children: Jadrien, Joseph, 9, and Kamiliah, 7.

“She started jumping and her tail started wiggling. She’s so pretty. She’s such a good girl,” the mom said, noting the kids don’t even want to play with their other Christmas gifts. “After the loss of my kids’ grandmother this past year, it’s been very hard for them to cope and get used to her not being around for the holidays,”Rodriguez-Bitar said. “Luna has definitely filled that void.”

Said the merry mom: “Luna is the star of the house. She loves attention and we have a lot to give.”