content: I would. I was   10c  coming home from the gym around this time last year, and had two lanes of traffic on each side of the road stopped in front of me.  I got frustrated as cars slowly inched forward, until the two cars in front of me parted to bypass a dog whining loudly and limping badl  2fee  y.  It looked like a pure white husky as it moved into the view of my headlights.  I put the car in park and opened my door a little and called out "Hey boy!" Without hesitation, this dog quickly limped to my minivan door, which I opened further to see if I could reach down and get a hold of the dog's tag.  As soon as it saw an open door, it shoved it's way in and sat between my seats and stopped whining.  I didn't know what to do, because there I am, sitting in traffic, stopped with a bleeding dog staring back at me.  So I pulled into the nearest driveway, where other drivers had stopped as well. I got out of the van to inquire as to whose dog it was, and nobody knew.  Some lady reached her hand in to pet the dog, and it growled at her.  As I'm suddenly realizing I'm not getting this thing out of my van, the actual owner shows up, freaks out, and loads the dog into HIS van and takes off.  Dog happily went with him. I'd rather have the dog NOT have been hit in the first place like this kitty.  Only takes a few minutes out of your life to be a human being.