08/06/2026
They found him standing still—on the freeway.
Not dodging. Not running. Just… still.
As cars flew past him, as horns blared, as tires screeched—he didn’t flinch.
He was ready.
Ready for whatever came next, because clearly, no one was coming for him.
But one woman did. She spent 30 minutes chasing him through speeding traffic.
She didn’t just save a dog that day. She saved a soul that had already accepted death.
His name is Buster now.
But if we don’t act, the freeway won’t be what ends him—the system will.
In the photo, a large, droopy-eyed Bloodhound named Buster stands quietly against a cold metallic wall, as if bracing himself. His amber coat clings to a body that looks tired—more emotionally than physically. His eyes, deep red and rimmed with sorrow, don’t just look sad—they look haunted. The metal walls around him reflect no warmth, only isolation. He stares into the distance, as though he's still hearing the cars, still waiting for the worst.
🐾 Animal Details
Name/ID: Buster (A577907)
Breed: Bloodhound
Gender: Neutered Male
Age: Approximately 5 years
Intake Date: 04/02/2025 (from San Bernardino)
Status: Available for adoption since 04/06/2025
Story: Found nearly struck by several fast-moving vehicles; took 30 minutes to secure him safely
📍 Shelter Location & Contact Info
San Bernardino City Animal Shelter
📍 333 Chandler Place, San Bernardino, CA 92408
📞 (909) 998-4000
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Don’t Let the Freeway Take Him Twice
He survived the road.
Don’t let him lose the war after winning that battle.
Buster has so much life left—but he needs someone to show him it’s safe to live again.
Adopt. Foster. Share. Pledge.
Let’s give him more than just a name. Let’s give him a reason to hope.
