When we go through difficult periods in life, our hopes and dreams give us strength to move forward.

As she wandered the lonely street corners, a stray canine named Hope kept her greatest dream deep inside her heart. She longed to find wonderful humans and shower them with infinite love.

One day, the delightful canine arrived in front of a store in Houston, Texas, sat near the entrance door, and patiently waited to be invited inside.

Every time someone would open the door, the dog’s heart would flutter with hope. She would quickly get up and look at the people inside the store with eyes full of longing.

Hoping To Receive Some Kindness

Although Hope needed compassion more than ever before, people kept ignoring her like she didn’t exist.

Whenever they would pass her by and close the door in front of her, Hope would bend her head and her eyes would fill with sadness.

Despite feeling rejected day after day, Hope refused to give up. She kept dreaming of a better tomorrow.

When Tiffany Frazier, a giant-hearted foster at Street Life To The Sweet Life saw her waiting in front of a store with a disappointed look on her face, she rushed to help her.

Frazier rescued Hope and brought her to safety.

Lola’s Lucky Day, a non-profit organization that rescues homeless dogs in Houston and Dallas, took Hope under their care.

Hope was taken to the vet, and she was diagnosed with heartworm. The vet prescribed her the necessary treatment.

Enjoying Sweet Life In A Foster Home

Frazier took Hope home in order to foster her. She fed her and gave her a bath.

The canine felt relaxed. Hope looked at her foster mom with deep appreciation. She sensed that she was safe.

Frazier felt overjoyed as she watched the pup sleep in her bed like a baby.

It didn’t take long for Hope to settle in her foster home. 

She savored all the love Frazier gave her. The pooch reciprocated and covered her in cuddles. Hope proved to be a real snuggle bug.

When her foster mom was on bed rest, the loyal pup refused to leave her side. Frazier was convinced that Hope would make a great best friend to her humans.

“She is young and full of life but has a great off switch. She has remained by my side while I’m on bed rest. She is so bored but stays a trooper about our lack of activity right now. Hope will truly make someone a wonderful best friend and pet,” Frazier wrote in a Facebook post.

Later on, Hope moved to another foster home. The canine’s foster mom, Heather Tannahill, was delighted with her.