A homeless woman who was living in an SUV with her two dogs now has her own studio apartment paid for in full for the next two years with the help of two complete strangers.

Lynn Schutzman, 70, from King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, is a retired pharmacist with two dogs who found herself living out of her SUV after she was unable to pay her medical bills from multiple health issues.

Then one day in April, best friends Jennifer Husband-Elsier and Melissa Akacha noticed Schutzman's SUV parked in their neighborhood, and it inspired the pair to lend a helping hand.

Heartbreaking: Lynn Schutzman, 70, from King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, found herself homeless with two dogs after multiple health issues and the death of her husband

Lending a hand: Best friends Jennifer Husband-Elsier and Melissa Akacha noticed Schutzman one day in a store parking lot and decided to help

Her home: Schutzman lived in her SUV because homeless shelters wouldn't accept her dogs

The pair decided to first take to Nextdoor, a neighborhood social networking site, to inquire if anyone knew about the elderly woman living in her SUV.

'Does anyone know anything about the elderly woman with 2 dogs that has recently been living in her car under the covered part of the Target parking lot?' Husband-Elsier wrote in the group, according to ABC News.

'I spoke to the police and they said she's been living like this for over 2 years in different areas of [King of Prussia]...It's an awful scenario. Really, really upsetting,' her post continued.

Little did Husband-Elsier know, but the post would forever change Schutzman's life because it inspired the community to help get her off the streets.

Husband-Elsier and Akacha decided to approach the woman's vehicle in the days following the post and help her.

'Our first question to her was just, 'Are you OK?' Husband-Elsier told ABC News.

According to WBUR, the pair learned from Schutzman that what drove her to live in her car came from her multiple illnesses and the sudden loss of her husband. The SUV was her only option because no housing in her area was affordable and homeless shelters would not accept the woman's two dogs.

'Everybody knew that Lynn was a really wonderful, sweet, loving, giving person who really fell on hard times,' Husband-Elsier said. 'That made us confident in our journey to start helping her.'

Moving on: The best friends decided to seek the help of neighbors to get the woman out of her SUV and into a home

Heartwarming moment: Video footage showed Schutzman moving into her studio apartment in May after neighbors helped raise money for the place

Supportive community: '[The community] did a beautiful job. I mean, the apartment is just beautiful with personal touches...I couldn't believe it,' she said

Home at last: Schutzman, a retired pharmacist, credited the best friends as her 'angels' for making it all happen and getting her into a home

The pair started a GoFundMe page to help raise money to get Schutzman in a place of her own. In the meantime, they moved her into a hotel room and people in the neighborhood helped out with food and other necessary items.

It only took 10 days of the inception of the GoFundMe page for the community to raise enough money to get Schutzman her own studio apartment paid for in full for the next two years.

In May, neighbors worked to help paint and furnish the home before moving the woman in officially.

Heartwarming footage then showed Schutzman walking into her studio apartment for the first time with her dogs, and she couldn't help but burst into tears during the moment.

'It's incredible,' Schutzman told ABC News after living in the apartment for a few months. '[The community] did a beautiful job. I mean, the apartment is just beautiful with personal touches...I couldn't believe it.'

She added: 'It wouldn't have happened without these angels. Sometimes, you know, just the kindness of strangers just makes all the difference in someone's life.