Cecil the goldendoodle determined he wished a chew to eat. What he ate isn’t one thing usually present in a canine bowl.
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PITTSBURGH, PA — Cecil the canine is not fascinated about kibble. He likes to dine on money. The 7-year-old goldendoodle ate $2,000 of a Point Breeze couple’s money final month.
Clayton and Carrie Law’s canine stole $4,000 in money that the pair had withdrawn from the financial institution to pay for a fence repairs. He pounced on a countertop to retrieve the money, devoured about half of it, and chewed and tore up the remaining.
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“This complete story is simply very out of character,” Clayton Law told WTAE-TV.
What occurred subsequent isn’t for the faint of coronary heart.
Money isn’t a advisable meals for a canine, and Cecil started expelling it – in each method doable. That compelled the Laws to sift by means of the, uh, output and clear the money as finest they might.
Thankfully, the couple’s financial institution mentioned it might take again any payments that had been taped again collectively, so long as the complete serial numbers had been seen. The Laws ended up recovering about $3,500 of the money, albeit a lot of it in icky vogue.
The Laws mentioned they didn’t get indignant over Cecil’s financial snack.
