When rescuers Hanah Hueston and Kathleen Orcutt received a call about a terrified Husky left behind near a lake, they didn’t hesitate. They gathered their gear and headed out, determined to help.

Upon arriving, they spotted the dog curled tightly on the dock, her body tense and her posture low, as if trying to disappear.

As soon as the dog, later named Mingo, noticed them, she stood and edged closer to the lake’s edge. Her tail was tucked beneath her, and her eyes were wide with fear.

Though her past remained unknown, it was clear she had endured hardship.

A Delicate Rescue On The Dock’s Edge

Orcutt began slowly approaching Mingo, careful not to startle her.

The dog lowered her head, scanning the area for an escape. Paralyzed by fear, she barely moved.

“And the closer I got to her,

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