Summary: A Personal Narrative On A Dog

Ever since I was little, I always wanted a dog. My mother and I realized that we had nothing to do. We decided to look up shelters. 11 years later, I finally convinced my mother to bring me to the animal shelter. On November 27, 2016, my mother and I went on an hour long drive to Pets Inc. At that instant, my mother pointed out that Pets Inc. was open. After we examined the website, we decided it was not too far away, and we could make the drive. We got in the car, and drove to Pets Inc. Finally, we got there, and we went inside. At first, I walked around for a while and pet some dogs. There was a dog named Palmetto, I really wanted her. Sadly, we could not get her due to the

On 06/19/17, a t12:00pm, I Deputy Warden N. Christian was dispatched to 3251 Miriam Drive South on an injury-possible dangerous or vicious dog. I arrived at the location and was advised by The Columbus Division of Police (CPD) that the victim is being transported to Mount Carmel West Hospital (793 W State St) for her injuries and dog owner resides at the above location. I exited my vehicle and approached the dog owner. I spoke to dog owner Alex Kriglowitz and his wife. I asked Mr. Kriglowitz what transpired. He explained he was mowing his lawn and opened the side fence to mow the side yard. His dog was in the backyard. Mr. Kriglowitz completed mowing and forgot to close the gate. Mr. Kriglowtiz went inside the house and the next thing

On 11/09/17, at approximately 4:19pm I Deputy Warden N. Christian with Franklin County Animal Care and Control (FCACC) was patrolling the 2900 block of Fox Chapel Drive when I was flagged down by unknown complainant. The complainant pointed across the street to 2940 Fox Chaple Dr where a American Bully (Tan/White) was loose. I parked and exited my vehicle I was advised by the unknown complainant that the American Bully resided at 2942 Fox Chaple Dr but no one was home. I tried to capture the American Bully but it avoided me. The American Bully ran back into the backyard of 2942 Fox Chaple Dr. I tried to determine how the American Bully was getting out but the section of the fence where the American Bully went in was blocked visual by a

On 10/03/16 at 4:00pm, I Deputy Warden N. Christian was dispatched to 669 E Jenkins Ave on a dog on dog or cat attack, owner known. I arrived at the location and was met by Columbus Police Officers (CPD) who stated that they have been dealing with the male subject that resided at 659 E Jenkins Ave for a long time. CPD Officers explained that three dogs owned by that resident got loose and attack a dog at 669 E Jenkins Ave. I talk to witness Clarissa Rodriguez who owned the dog that was attacked. She stated her dog was in their yard when three dogs got into her yard and started attacking her dog. Ms. Rodriguez wrote out a statement of facts in regards to the incident. I took pictures of Ms. Rodriguez injury, a small wound on the right

On 10/29/17 at approximately 10:50am, I Deputy Warden N. Christian with Franklin County Animal Care and Control (FCACC) was requested to meet a dog owner in the lobby of FCACC. I met with dog owner Tiffany Little on an injury-possible dangerous or vicious dog/owner surrender. Ms. Little stated that her dog name Kali attacked her son (Valik Wells) last night (10/28/17) at approximately 10:00pm. Ms. Little stated her son was walking up the stairs when Kali attacked him. Ms. Little intervened and was also bitten by Kali. Ms. Little son sustained injuries to his right arm and Ms. Little injuries were to her right hand. Ms. Little stated her son refused to seek medical treatment for his injuries. Ms. Little wrote out a statement of facts in

On 08/28/16 at 8:03pm, I Deputy Warden N. Christian was dispatched to 3659 Inverary Drive on a dog being held. I arrived at the house and spoke to complainant Sheith Campbelll and her husband. Ms. Campbell stated that the dog was loose and came into their garage and just started starching on their door. They place a leash on the dog and held it until I arrived. I place the dog in my van, as I was entering the dog into Shelter Buddy, Dog owner Michael Henderson and his wife ran up to me and claim ownership of the dog. Mr. Henderson was able to show proof of current vaccinations, but unable to show their dog held a current dog license. I issued Mr. Henderson a violation for failure to license their dog name Brutus.

This is not a dying dog story, rather a dying cat story. When I was about 15 my little sister adopted a little kitten named “faithful”. At the beginning, I actually kind of liked the little thing. I remember holding it and thinking how cute it was. I hoped it would stay that way forever. Unfortunately, it did not. I learned at a very early age that kittens grow up into evil cats. God bless you if you are a cat lover, but I just do not have that spiritual gift. I digress; when the cat grew up I was outside playing catch with my dog, but this particular time I was using a tennis ball and bat. I would throw it on the ground and then wait for it to bounce and then hit it with a bat. I was doing this for a solid 5 to 10 minutes when my sister’s

Tucker was a german shorthair hunting dog, infact, one of the best hunting dogs. I first went hunting with tucker when I was five, and my dad was 33. We hunted quail and pheasant, and Tucker was on top of them when they hit the ground. When Tucker was just a puppy, we sent him off for training for two and a half months. Most dogs only go for a month or two, but we wanted make Tucker extra special, and he sure was. My grandma owned a farm south of where we lived, about three hours away. We went down there to get away from the city, but we didn’t hunt down there because my grandma wasn't a fan of killing animals, even though we ate them. When my dad and I hunted, we hunted up north with some family friends. They owned lots of land, and grew

On 05/31/17, at 12:20pm, I was dispatched to 909 Midland Ave on possible nuisance dog, owner known. I was advised by Franklin County Animal Care and Control (FCACC) Dispatcher Deputy Warden L. Dixon, that the caller witnessed the incident involving the mailman and a neighbor’s dog. I arrived at the location and was flagged down by United States Postal Service (USPS) mailman Ron Reese. Mr. Reese stated that he was advised prior that the dogs at 900 Midland Ave were not residing at that location anymore due to prior incident of the pit bulls chasing USPS employees. Mr. Reese stated he was delivering mail to the location when a blue pit bull charged at him as to attack. Mr. Reese backed away towards the street and the dog proceeded to follow

On 10/11/16 at 4:38pm, I Deputy Warden N. Christian was dispatched to Parson Ave and Marion Ave on a dog at large, patrol only. I arrived in the area and proceeded to drive around the area. I was flagged down by a group of people holding onto a black/brown German Shepard. A female individual stated that the dog just ran up to her front door. I place a leash on the dog and put it in my van. The dog had a microchip. I transported the dog to Franklin County Animal Shelter. Dog owner Raymond Burdette redeemed the dog on 10/13/16. I issued Mr. Burdette violations for failure to license and failure to vaccinate.

There are so many kinds of dogs in the world, but why did the shell decide to make me this dog? What if it wasn’t the shell, what if it was the wish I made of becoming a dog, or I was always a dog all along but I didn’t know it? My dad was getting scared and so was I. He stared posting images of me all around town, and he already talked to the police. NO matter what, I had to do something. So, I stared to think maybe I could go around town and try to find one of those papers and show it to my dad maybe he will get a hint that it was me. And that exactly what I did. I found one paper, but I couldn’t reach it off the post it was stapled to. A little girl came by be and noticed I didn’t have a coler on and she asked what I was doing here and

On 10/16/16 at 4:10pm, I Deputy Warden N. Christian was dispatched to 1850 S. 5th St on a injury-possible dangerous or vicious dog. I arrived at the location and was met by Columbus Police Department (CPD) Officers. CPD Officers stated that my victim (Alassane Dia) was transported to Nationwide Children Hospital. CPD Officers stated that my victim said that he was on the side of his house when a brown Labrador came through the gate and bite him. CPD Officers talked to the dog owner who stated that my victim damaged her fence resulting in her dog being able get out. CPD Officers walked me to the location where the attack happened. I took pictures of the damage to the fence and attach it to the dog in the database. I proceeded to 1846 S.

There was no escape. I have been imprisoned and sentenced to jail for the remaining years of my life. For I had broken the most important law there was; there shall be no hippies. There was only one way I could possibly escape. I had to pick the lock, but what could I open the lock with? I suddenly realized that I had hidden a few objects in my afro.

The constant jostling of the RV under her feet kept her awake, even when the sun set low in the Ohio skies, even when the long expanse of highway began to feel like a mattress. Soft snoring from the old husky lying in the passenger’s seat drifted through the muggy vehicle, and Robin felt like doing the same. A black, leather-bound journal was wedged beneath her leg, within reach in case they passed something interesting, like a particularly furry dog or a mildly amusing road sign.

A lot of you I have met on the dog run, but I have not been in a while so most of you don’t know me. My girlfriend Emma and I are the owners of Jules the Siberian Husky. First off, I’d just like to apologize for not being able to make the meeting. I have been ill lately and our company is moving offices so I have worked quite a bit lately.