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To: Sun Tzu who wrote (8069)	8/22/2022 10:34:11 AM
From: HairBall	2 Recommendations Recommended By kidl Sun Tzu Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8749

Sun Tzu, A few years ago, I witnessed such a reunion in our DFW residence front year. A lady in our DFW residence neighborhood spent a lot of her time rescuing dogs off the street, to the point she was always late for work. She was intent on rescuing a Chihuahua that was obviously lost in our neighborhood. The Chihuahua had made its way to our front yard (corner lot) and the neighbors across the street. My opinion of my neighbor (lady) changed a lot when she told the lady trying to rescue the dog to get off her lot. What a shit. At any rate, I learned of the rescue lady and obtained her phone number. It told her she could spend as much time as she need in our front yard. She had made contact with the owners of the dog, but had not seen the dog in a while. One morning I looked out the front window to see the Chihuahua in our front yard again. I called the rescue lady who called the owners and in less than 30 minutes the owner pulled up in front of our front yard. At first the Chihuahua was scared, but once he finally realized the human in front of him was his owner, the same seen played out in front of me. It was heart warming... Regards, HairBall