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snufflesdbear) wrote2011-04-26 01:29 pm
snufflesdbear) wrote2011-04-26 01:29 pm
Florida woman’s dog-door surprise - National Dogs | Examiner.com
(there is video on the site)
http://www.examiner.com/dogs-in-national/florida-woman-s-dog-door-surprise (via shareaholic)
Palmetto, FL - In the Northwest, you might worry about a raccoon sneaking in through your dog's "doggie door" - or maybe a squirrel - or perhaps at the very worst, a smelly skunk.
But in Florida, a sneaky, uninvited intruder could be much more intimidating....
This past weekend, Alexis Dunbar discovered an unnerving creature inside of her Palmetto home - a 6 ft alligator!
Officials report that the alligator entered the home through a dog door.
Thankfully, none of Dunbar's pets were injured by the shocking, uninvited house guest.
However, knowing that the creature was able to enter the house has left the homeowner a bit rattled - and worried about getting a good night's sleep in the nights to come....
http://www.examiner.com/dogs-in-national/florida-woman-s-dog-door-surprise (via shareaholic)
Palmetto, FL - In the Northwest, you might worry about a raccoon sneaking in through your dog's "doggie door" - or maybe a squirrel - or perhaps at the very worst, a smelly skunk.
But in Florida, a sneaky, uninvited intruder could be much more intimidating....
This past weekend, Alexis Dunbar discovered an unnerving creature inside of her Palmetto home - a 6 ft alligator!
Officials report that the alligator entered the home through a dog door.
Thankfully, none of Dunbar's pets were injured by the shocking, uninvited house guest.
However, knowing that the creature was able to enter the house has left the homeowner a bit rattled - and worried about getting a good night's sleep in the nights to come....