Last night I left for work, running about ten minutes late. We are supposed to be there by 10 pm and I'm usually on time.....but not always. While driving along K-Beach (Kalifornsky Beach Road) when I see two dogs, weaving in and out of traffic......both lanes. The dogs were side by side and would not leave the road. The cars were plenty and all slowed down, I was praying that the dogs wouldn't get hit. When I finally caught up to them, I put my hazard lights on and slowed down. Then I pulled over to the side and got out of my car, hoping that the dogs would get in the car. They did come up to my briefly but then they started running again. So I continued a bit more until I could turn around......I parked the car and called the dogs to me. Then I managed to coax them away from the road into an area where there is cattle and rodeo's in the summer time. Again, I got them to come up to me and tried to get them in my car. The dogs looked tired but were frantic and confused, panting acting nervous but friendly. They drank water out of a large puddle and chewed on a pile of manure, obviously hungry. Then they ran away from me again, I kept calling them while they ran towards K-Beach. Luckily another person stopped and she got out of her car and opened the back of her SUV and the dogs jumped right in. I got on the phone with the police and they said somebody was on their way. I drove up to the lady that had the dogs. I think they were more familiar with jumping into the SUV because it was lower to the ground, my truck is high and they probably didn't understand what to do. We chatted, petted the dogs that dug into some burritos she had from Taco Bell in the car. You could see them relaxing by the minute, they had been so stressed out. The police called me back and asked if I could take the dogs to the animal shelter, we decided that the lady would take them into the shelter since the dogs were in her car already and I continued to work. This morning I got a text from the lady, she informed me that she had tracked down the owners through Facebook, the dogs are show dogs and got loose somehow but they are now safely back home.
I can just imagine Chhaya running down a busy road, scared and confused not knowing what to do. I can just hope that somebody would try to save her from getting hit by a car or injured somehow. I tell her frequently that she always has to stay by the house, in the yard with Mommy and that cars are "ouchie". I'm so glad that the dogs are OK, a happy ending!
Trackback specific URI for this entry
Happy Ending
This link is not active. It contains a copyable trackback URI to manually send ping- & trackbacks to this entry for older Blogs; Eg. (still valid) via the provided entry field of the serendipity_event_trackback plugin. Serendipity and other Blog systems nowadays recognize the trackback URL automatically by the article URL. The trackback URI for your Sender entry link therefore is as follows: »https://fargosisters.com/styx/archives/2148-Happy-Ending.html«
Comments
Display comments as Linear | Threaded
Paul on :
Great to see a good ending, but the world will always have som sad endings.
TATIANA Post author on :
Mandy on :
Annette on :
TATIANA Post author on :
I have a local story for you Annette and you too Mandy, since you have Chihuahuas......it's about an owl and a Chihuahua.
http://www.adn.com/2014/04/16/3428167/homer-chihuahua-survives-owl-abduction.html