One of the greatest wishes for any rescuer is to see every pup placed in a safe, loving home as quickly as possible.

Until then, shelter teams work hard to provide comfort, making sure dogs have food, cozy beds, regular walks, and plenty of affection.

These small efforts often bring some peace to dogs, helping them feel secure while they wait for a family.

But shelters are not meant to be long-term homes, and for certain dogs, the stress and isolation can be overwhelming.

This was the painful reality for a young dog in West Virginia, whose unusual habit of staring endlessly at a wall left her rescuers desperate to help.

Why Was She So Sad?

Cassie arrived at Hope For Life Rescue in West Virginia when she was just a puppy. No one expected her to remain there for such a long time.

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