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Brave Pup Lived In California Truck Yard For A Year, Dreaming Of Having A Loving Family And A Home

Brave Pup Lived In California Truck Yard For A Year, Dreaming Of Having A Loving Family And A Home

For far too long, a sweet pup has called a truck yard in California her home. She was exposed to danger every single day, but miraculously, she managed to stay alive.

The lovely dog made friends with some of the workers who fed her.

She got used to sleeping outside in her usual spots. Sometimes, as she looked into the distance with a sorrowful expression on her face, it seemed as if she was waiting for someone to pick her up and take her home.

Sadly, as nobody came for her, she continued relying on the workers’ help while dreaming of a better future.

Suzette Hall Learns About The Stray Dog

puppy sleeping on the street
Source: Suzette Hall

The resilient pup spent many months living in the truck yard until Suzette Hall, the founder of Logan’s Legacy 29, a rescue in Irvine, heard about her.

Hall and her team of volunteers felt compelled to help her and rushed to the location.

They set humane traps in the enormous truck yard, hoping to capture her. 

However, since the workers fed her, the dog wasn’t tempted to enter the traps, the fact which made the rescue even more difficult.

Hall realized that the workers preferred the dog to stay at the truck yard.

dog laying near tree
Source: Suzette Hall

“Every attempt we made was met with resistance — not from her, but from people who didn’t understand that safety meant more than just a meal,” Suzette Hall wrote in a Facebook post.

And yet, the long-time rescuer and her crew refused to give up. They tirelessly worked to save her.

“Yamy Nuñez and Karla and I spent countless nights there. Late nights. Frustrating nights. Hopeful nights. And still, we showed up. Again and again,” Hall added.

The Stray Dog Is Safe At Last

dog sleeping on boxes
Source: Suzette Hall

After two long months of trying to bring the dog to safety, there was finally a turning point.

Once the dog started sleeping at the warehouse, the facility let the rescuers set traps indoors.

And this time, luckily, the pup entered the crate.

man and dog in cage
Source: Suzette Hall

Both Hall and her team couldn’t contain their tears because their girl for whom they fought so much was finally safe.

After living at the truck yard for a year, the doggo is finally off to a new start and a second chance she deserved.

sweet dog in cage
Source: Suzette Hall

I’m sure that she will find an amazing family as soon as she becomes available for adoption.

Thank you to Suzette Hall and the dedicated volunteers for never giving up on the sweet pup.

She deserves a loving home where she’s cherished every single day.