This is Daisy. Well, her real name is Bonnie, but for the 12 hours we had her, she was Daisy. We saw her running out of our neighborhood last night, and Tucker insisted we turn the car around and get her. As she had no collar or ID, he then made signs and at 10:00 pm we drove around and posted them on the mailboxes. This morning we received a call from her owner who had seen the signs (after driving around for 2 hours looking for his dog!). Bye Daisy. You will be missed!
Thursday, April 16, 2009
All's well that ends well
This is Daisy. Well, her real name is Bonnie, but for the 12 hours we had her, she was Daisy. We saw her running out of our neighborhood last night, and Tucker insisted we turn the car around and get her. As she had no collar or ID, he then made signs and at 10:00 pm we drove around and posted them on the mailboxes. This morning we received a call from her owner who had seen the signs (after driving around for 2 hours looking for his dog!). Bye Daisy. You will be missed!
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Ugh! Irresponsible doggie owners. No ID? I'm super happy Bonnie's parents found her. I hope they take the correct steps for her not to escape again and if she does she can be returned quickly. :)
Hooray for doing a good deed. I've been on both sides of this story, and after my dogs got out and a nice person kept them for me, I feel like I will always try to reciprocate.
I love happy endings! Watched the movie "Night in Rodanthe" last night. Had a sad ending...
At least the person got their dog back in the end :-).
Take care and best wishes.
:-) :-).
Matt
You guys are the best, and I'm sure Bonnie's (Daisy's) people think so, too.
We had a doggie visitor at our house on that day too. Hunter was roaming around and ended up sniffing in our open garage. Fortunately, he had a collar on with a phone number, and the family lived on the next street over and came and got him.
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