We (Coach and I) were riding to the grocery store for fixings for pizza night, when Zotto appeared before us wandering across 162nd Avenue, a fairly busy street. Zotto was an adorable, washed and haircutted pooch who clearly had no street smarts. So we intercepted him, looked at his tags and called the County. We were able to track Zotto's mommy and daddy down fairly easily. They were at Fred Meyer's buying shoes and were completely shocked that Zotto was able to escape the fenced back yard. With much gratitude, Zotto was reunited with his family and we have built (or rebuilt) our kharma chits. This is the second dog we rescued from certain death in our neighborhood in the past year. Since we lost our dog forever (on our wedding night no less), we are compelled to save every stray dog we find, whether they want to be saved or not.
Sunday, June 14, 2009
My Good Deed for the Year
We (Coach and I) were riding to the grocery store for fixings for pizza night, when Zotto appeared before us wandering across 162nd Avenue, a fairly busy street. Zotto was an adorable, washed and haircutted pooch who clearly had no street smarts. So we intercepted him, looked at his tags and called the County. We were able to track Zotto's mommy and daddy down fairly easily. They were at Fred Meyer's buying shoes and were completely shocked that Zotto was able to escape the fenced back yard. With much gratitude, Zotto was reunited with his family and we have built (or rebuilt) our kharma chits. This is the second dog we rescued from certain death in our neighborhood in the past year. Since we lost our dog forever (on our wedding night no less), we are compelled to save every stray dog we find, whether they want to be saved or not.
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Awww cute pooch! Dogs can be amazingly stealth when they want to escape.
How was the race? I about died yesterday swimming and running.
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