Can you believe that? On Spanish news last night there was a report of
two dogs left locked in an apartment (Madrid?) for two months. They
survived because the neighbours pushed food through the door.

There was a clip of the police breaking down the door and the poor
things were just so happy to see humans - all tail wagging and body
quivering. GOK why it took two months for the police to be alerted. My
Spanish is not great but I think the owner is alive and well. Obviously
sick in the head and in need of a good hiding but breathing nonetheless.

diddy wrote:
in thread oups.com:
"hammia" whittled the following words:

Can you believe that? On Spanish news last night there was a report of
two dogs left locked in an apartment (Madrid?) for two months. They
survived because the neighbours pushed food through the door.

There was a clip of the police breaking down the door and the poor
things were just so happy to see humans - all tail wagging and body
quivering. GOK why it took two months for the police to be alerted. My
Spanish is not great but I think the owner is alive and well. Obviously
sick in the head and in need of a good hiding but breathing nonetheless.



I rescued a dog once where the owners had moved away and left a dog. This
poor thing clawed at windows and doors and the neighbor also fed her
until she took her,and kept her on the porch.

It's just unbeliveble, i feel so sorry for the dogs, when a storry like
this shown up.

Best regards
Laila
www.topperteam.dk

On 30 Oct 2006 04:32:30 -0800, "hammia" wrote:

My
Spanish is not great but I think the owner is alive and well. Obviously
sick in the head and in need of a good hiding but breathing nonetheless.

But only through his mouth.

--
Paula
"Anyway, other people are weird, but sometimes they have candy,
so it's best to try to get along with them." Joe Bay