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FORT LEE, N.J. (USA) — At
5:00 am i was awaken by my dog koko barking and whining and then
hamster squeaking (i had 10 hamster) so i checked the cage
koko was
growling and barking at the darkness of the cage...
i
just said "quiet, nothing is there!" but my pittbull puppy
didn't stop keep on making noises he then headed for my closet he took
all of the shoes out and two were tipped over
my Mom woke up and
didn't see the poor cold baby hamster and then boom it died
the other
one i picked up
i thought she was dead her name Cream...she started to
squeak when i put her on a tissue i notice she alive my heart pounding
i returned her to her nest
the weird thing are she didn't die...my dog
knows when his animals friend's kids are in danger although one died
and the other one is alive this is the rest of the story......
But then after the mother hamster was looking for her dead child I
said to her "IM so sorry but it is dead nurse the 0thers."
i
know my dogs sweet but this is a miracle.....
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Seven-month-old "Koko", a Pit Bull pup, sensed disaster
at 5:00 in the morning and alerted 9-year-old Kristina Billini
that two of her hamsters were dying. After being led to the
closet by the frantic pooch, Kristina and her mother found the two
lost babies. Sadly, it was too late for one, but they were
just in time to save "Cream".
(Photo: Kristina Billini)
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Editor's note: I think we have a
future Scoop staff writer on our hands (if she can take the pay
cut)!
There is no doubt
that "Pit Bull Terriers" (also known as "Staffordshire
Terriers", "Staffies" and "American Staffordshire
Terriers") are among the most widely misunderstood, mistreated and
persecuted beings on this planet.
Very few people recognize how
gentle and affectionate these pooches really are, despite the barrage of
sensational headlines we endure, screaming about how all young children
are at mortal risk from these creatures and that "These dogs are bred
to be killers. They're as worthless as a mosquito," (as uttered by
Madison Township Municipal Judge Michael
Cicconetti last month, according to a report in the Plain
Dealer).
Well, if it takes a 9-year-old
girl from Fort Lee, New Jersey to infuse a little wisdom into the madness,
then so be it.
Thanks Kristina! We'll make
it a point to spread your message to as many people as we can: "hey, pittbulls
aint
mean!"
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