This isn't a particularly funny story just a really sweet one.
I was watching one of those Police programmes late last night and at the end there was a piece about Battersea Dogs Home in London where a member of staff was suspected of letting all the dogs out during their evening shift.
Staff would get to work in the morning to find dogs everywhere and complete chaos, so they put cameras in the kennels to try and find the culprit and the film they showed was so funny.
One dog, he looked like a Greyhound, managed to pick the lock on his kennel and escape, he then very thoughtfully let all his buddies out one by one and led them to the room where all the food was kept. They then all had a lovely midnight feast, it was the sweetest thing to see.
You'd think all these dogs of different breeds and sizes would start squabbling but they all united in their nocturnal exploits and had a wonderful time!!!
I didn't know whether to laugh or cry!!!
I was watching one of those Police programmes late last night and at the end there was a piece about Battersea Dogs Home in London where a member of staff was suspected of letting all the dogs out during their evening shift.
Staff would get to work in the morning to find dogs everywhere and complete chaos, so they put cameras in the kennels to try and find the culprit and the film they showed was so funny.
One dog, he looked like a Greyhound, managed to pick the lock on his kennel and escape, he then very thoughtfully let all his buddies out one by one and led them to the room where all the food was kept. They then all had a lovely midnight feast, it was the sweetest thing to see.
You'd think all these dogs of different breeds and sizes would start squabbling but they all united in their nocturnal exploits and had a wonderful time!!!
I didn't know whether to laugh or cry!!!