The answer is no, Ceres does not have any natural moons. Ceres is the largest object in the asteroid belt located between Mars and Jupiter, and while many other celestial bodies in our solar system, including some asteroids and dwarf planets, have one or more moons, Ceres is unique in that it has none.
Despite being a large object, Ceres’s gravity is not strong enough to capture or hold onto a moon. Scientists believe that if it had a moon at some point in its history, it likely either escaped Ceres’ gravitational pull or collided with it. There have been a few studies and observations to investigate the possibility of transient moons or debris that might orbit Ceres temporarily, but as of now, no permanent moons have been detected.