Who knows what is going through a lot of human's heads these days, for the most part you can ignore it move on, but who the foozeball throws away a dog because of economic recession? Whilst cruising around a particularly industrial area of downtown LA, Dill spotted this beastickle laying in the gutter, giving up. After a search of the area to look for owners we drove over to animal magician Sharon's house to ask her what to do?
The Beastickle was relieved to be in the car with us, she was really skinny and tired and lay in Dill's lap most of the short drive.
When we got to Sharon's, our little street beast demolished a whole bowl of kibble in 2.7 seconds flat.
We took her home and spent the next 4 days trying to find her a home; she's going to be massive soon and Frenchies do n't like sharing their masters with big Germans. Apparently people have been foreclosing on their homes and leaving their pets tied up in the house to die thinking that the person from the bank will really be taught a lesson when faced with an empty home containing nothing but a dead animal, they think that the person in the suit who signs off on them, is the same person who cleans the house out. Stupes. Anyway, this little monkey it turns out is a thorough bred beast and is now living in LA with a couple who love her very much. Hooray for happy endings.
Who knows what is going through a lot of human's heads these days, for the most part you can ignore it move on, but who the foozeball throws away a dog because of economic recession? Whilst cruising around a particularly industrial area of downtown LA, Dill spotted this beastickle laying in the gutter, giving up. After a search of the area to look for owners we drove over to animal magician Sharon's house to ask her what to do?
The Beastickle was relieved to be in the car with us, she was really skinny and tired and lay in Dill's lap most of the short drive.
When we got to Sharon's, our little street beast demolished a whole bowl of kibble in 2.7 seconds flat.
We took her home and spent the next 4 days trying to find her a home; she's going to be massive soon and Frenchies do n't like sharing their masters with big Germans. Apparently people have been foreclosing on their homes and leaving their pets tied up in the house to die thinking that the person from the bank will really be taught a lesson when faced with an empty home containing nothing but a dead animal, they think that the person in the suit who signs off on them, is the same person who cleans the house out. Stupes. Anyway, this little monkey it turns out is a thorough bred beast and is now living in LA with a couple who love her very much. Hooray for happy endings.
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