Where Misty Go?
It was a great day for cookout I spent the whole day with my family .It
was fun even the ride home was a funnier then the usual. When I got home I sat down and watched television, then I
happened to noticed that no one had let my dog Misty in from the backyard. So I
went to the backyard to let her out, but this seemed to be only a failed
attempt because she was not
sitting outside the door from hearing the rattle of the door. I began to
look around the backyard for her but she was nowhere to be found .Then, I
noticed in the left corner of the gate there was a huge opening big enough for more then a dog
to go under. So my family and I quickly assumed that someone had broken to are
backyard and either set my dog free to roam in the cruel world or try to take
her for themselves. This seemed to be one of the worst days of my life
because I could be losing a long time friend that I have known since I
was just 4 years old.
Shortly, after we began our long search for the family dog we came to
believe that our seem futile. A month had gone by there has been no citing of
her around the neighborhood and we haven’t received any calls from anyone who
have seen our flyers. Perhaps its because we only had a picture of Misty at 3
years old when she was now 7. After about a month of searching my parents found
that there was no point invest any more money or time to continue the search.
So we began “the waiting game” it seem like I have been waiting by the
phone each day for years and yet its only been a couple weeks.
After about 2 months of Misty had been lost we finally got a call from a
man saying he had found our dog on a corner, and had taken her to his house around 40th and
market where she had been staying for a couple of days. Until he noticed that
she had a collar with her name and our phone number incase she gotten lost. So
I told him we would be there to pick her up as soon as my mother gets home from work. Later that day when my mom returned home I told the
great news and her mans address. We left out right then and there so I could be
reunited with my dog and I thanked the man for his kindness and for helping us find our dog. Ultimately
it all ended great, and I had a totally different perspective on the world and
nice society might actually be.
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