Working in street dog rescue is never simple. It often requires long hours, quiet persistence, and a deep well of compassion. Many stray dogs have endured so much trauma that they no longer trust people, making it incredibly difficult to approach them.

In these cases, rescuers often rely on humane traps, kennels baited with food, to safely bring frightened dogs to safety.

That was exactly the situation Suzette Hall faced when she set out to help one terrified pup who had been hiding in a patch of bushes near a California bank.

A Nervous Dog Finds Shelter In A Rainy Corner

Suzette was alerted to the dog’s presence near a bank’s drive-thru, where she had been living among the shrubs . Time was critical.

A kind woman named Crystal had already stepped in to help, placing a small crate

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