Driver Slams On Her Brakes After Noticing Something Moving On A California Highway

By Anthony Miller 10/22/2025

It’s not uncommon for stray dogs to lose their sense of direction after enduring hardship.
Hunger, pain, and fear can drive them into dangerous situations, sometimes without them even realizing the risks.

That was exactly what happened to one little dog in Southern California who wandered too close to danger.

A Frightening Sight On The Road


A few months ago, a woman driving along a busy California highway noticed something strange ahead.

At first, she couldn’t quite tell what it was. But as she drew closer, she realized it was a stray dog, desperately trying to climb onto the highway.

Panicked, the woman pulled over to help, but the frightened pup bolted in the opposite direction.

Knowing the situation was far too dangerous, she called Suzette Hall, founder of Logan’s Legacy 29, to report what she had seen.

Hall arrived quickly and began searching the area, but the dog had vanished. She decided to wait nearby, hoping the stray would return.


“She would come out by the freeway and just sniff the ground like she was looking for food. But there wasn’t any food, so she would go back into the junkyard and hide somewhere,” Hall told The Dodo.

Since the dog seemed to be returning to the same area, Hall placed humane traps with food nearby, hoping to lure her to safety. Then it was simply a matter of waiting.

Raggedy Annie’s Rescue


It didn’t take long for Hall’s patience to pay off. The hungry little dog appeared again, drawn to the scent of food.

“I couldn’t tell if it was her. But after a minute, I looked up, and I could see this little furball inside the trap,” Hall recalled.

The stray, later named Raggedy Annie, was finally safe.

Once in the car, Annie focused on her meal while Hall drove her to a veterinarian for an examination and much-needed grooming.


“She wasn’t touchable at all at first. But when she knew she was safe and once she got all those mats off, she just came out of her shell. She was ready to begin her new life,” Hall said.

After a thorough checkup, veterinarians confirmed that Annie was healthy enough to move into foster care. They scanned her for a microchip, but none was found.

Hall suspected Annie may have once had an owner because of her gentle behavior, but sadly, no one came forward.

Now, Raggedy Annie is living safely in foster care, surrounded by warmth, food, and kindness.

Though it’s unclear if she has found her forever family yet, one thing is certain: she’s no longer lost or afraid, and she’s finally getting the love she always deserved.

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