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I brought Fynn downtown tonight to a music festival that Mike was working at. As we were walking home, around 10 pm, we see this huge chihuahua wandering around in someone's yard. This is pretty common here, but as we got closer we realized that there was no one around him and all the houses around that one (about 5 in total) had their lights off. Fynn is dog aggressive oh his leash so Mike held him back while I went to check out the dog. He saw Fynn and started approaching, I knelt down and he came right up to me.. a little hesitant but wagging his tail slowly. He let me pet him but growled when I tried to pick him up. Mike took Fynn's leash off and was going to hold him while I got the handle around the dog's neck so we could get him back to our place and try to find his owner (no collar on him). The chi started walking down the street so Mike followed him and I scooped up Fynn. I noticed that there were some people hanging outside of an apartment building, so I went over and asked them if they knew who's dog it was. Thankfully, they did and helped us corral the chi, picked him up (he just let them and seemed to know them), then took him to his owner in the next apartment building.
The poor chi was sooo skinny though! He had huge tear stains and gunk around his eyes, long toe nails, obviously pretty old. He would have been about a 10-15 lb dog and looked like he weighed about 5 lbs. As we were walking home I told Mike that we shouldn't have tried to find it's owners, just brought him home, fixed him up and got him a good home out of the city. I felt so bad for him.
The poor chi was sooo skinny though! He had huge tear stains and gunk around his eyes, long toe nails, obviously pretty old. He would have been about a 10-15 lb dog and looked like he weighed about 5 lbs. As we were walking home I told Mike that we shouldn't have tried to find it's owners, just brought him home, fixed him up and got him a good home out of the city. I felt so bad for him.