Dear Dog Owner:
Thankfully, the tag on your pet had your number. However, when you are called and told your dog is blocks away from home, near a busy intersection, skittish, hungry and thirsty, the proper responses are not:
"Uhm, I'm not home."
"Uhm, I don't drive."
"Oh, he'll come home when he gets ready to, he does this all the time."
Dear Dog Owner:
We fed and watered him, and I hope that he did get safely home. Your attitude about the the situation was disturbing. I sincerely hope that you are a better caregiver than what this incident suggests.
Dear Grocery Store Manager:
It's ironic that this dog would be at the store you manage. I momentarily thought perhaps the poor beast belonged to you.
That was sad situation about that beautiful dog's owner.
ReplyDeleteYou dont deserve the dog.
Don't you wonder how some people can be so self-centered that they don't even realize how irresponsible and negligent they are? This person would probable insist s/he loves the dog and is a good pet owner.
ReplyDeleteSadly, reminds me of some parents I see...you know here in the land of cell phone orphans.
Walking away from the soap box...with effort.
Deb
That looks exactly like the dog I grew up with (the only dog I ever loved). Gimme that number. Someone's a-gonna git their arse kicked.
ReplyDeleteThank you for looking out for him. I think you may see him again...
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