A Pennsylvania couple's home improvement funds were almost used by their dogs after they made treats for them using the large amount of cash they withdrew for construction costs.
“It was shredded all over the room,” Carrie Rowe of Pittsburgh told Fox News Digital about the money.
“One area was pretty covered in bills and some had small puncture marks where he had bitten them,” she said of their dog. “And most of it was missing, so we speculated that perhaps he had swallowed a significant portion of this money.”
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Roe said Cecil, a 7-year-old goldendoodle, had never done anything like this before.
“That's why it was kind of a shock,” Law said.
Cecil chewed up $4,000 worth of cash and left it shredded all over the room, shocking the owner. (Carrie Law)
“He's a very goofy dog, a very sweet dog. He's 100 pounds, but he's like a family dog. He loves to lean on people. [getting] Stomach wound. Many people say that he is human-like on the inside. ”
“I haven't even registered.”
The couple had just withdrawn $4,000 from their bank account, which was left on the kitchen counter for about 30 minutes.
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“We were going to pay for the landscaping project in cash,” Roe said.
“I was working on the other side of the house and suddenly I heard a noise. [my husband] Clayton yells that Cecil ate the money. It didn't even register because he had never done anything remotely like that in his life,” she said.
“It didn't make any sense, but it was clear what happened.”
According to Cecil's owner, Cecil is usually a good boy and has some human qualities. (Carrie Law)
According to Law, Cecil just stood there looking at them and seemed completely unfazed.
“We just called the vet and saw what they recommended,” Lo said.
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“They said, 'He's a big dog, he weighs 100 pounds, so as long as he acts normally, goes to the bathroom normally, eats normally, he'll be fine.'”
Law said she and her husband called the vet to make sure their dog Cecil was OK after chewing up the money. (Carrie Law)
Cecil said he spent the afternoon playing, napping and watching TV, and had thousands of dollars in his stomach.
Meanwhile, she decided to call the bank.
The 250-pound “Gentle Giant” dog eats an entire chicken every day as his owner spends nearly $5,000 a year on food.
“I said, 'You think I'm crazy, but this is what happened, so what can I do?'” Roe said.
“They were very accommodating, taping the bills together and asking if I had most of the left and right serial numbers.[s] Now they will be able to replace those banknotes. So I taped some freshly shredded pieces to the floor. ”
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But at midnight, Rose got more money back.
“I think it was around 2 a.m. and I heard signs that your dog was going to be sick during the night,” Lo said.
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“We noticed [he vomited] I had a lot of bills so I decided it was worth cleaning this up and drying it out to see what would come back. ”
It turned out to be a significant amount of money, and despite everything, the bill was in pretty good shape, Lo said.
After Cecil ate a fortune, his owners, the Law family, were able to piece together a bill worth $3,500 out of a total of $4,000. (Carrie Law)
“We decided it was worth chasing him around the garden and picking up everything he left behind, but we left that part to my husband,” she said.
The unusual collection process took about three days.
“We were collecting things he had dropped and trying to put them together,” Roe said.
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“It was a completely ridiculous puzzle because you had some pieces and you didn't know if some of the pieces were going to come out in a few hours or if those pieces were just gone. is.”
So far, the law firm said it has recovered about $3,500 from the bank.
“We're just laughing because this dog has so much money inside him right now and there's nothing we can do about it,” Carrie Lo told Fox News Digital. Ta. (Carrie Law)
“I just brought it in a plastic bag and I knew exactly what happened to the money in case someone touched it and freaked out,” Lo said.
“They replaced the bill right away, which was great.”
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Lowe said the plastic bag containing about $350 to $400 is still there.
But that's mostly just part of the bill that's gone too far to simply save, she said.
“We were never mad at him,” Lo said of their dog. “We were very shocked” by his actions, she said. (Carrie Law)
“It's so wild and interesting at the moment that we'll probably end up putting together some bills,” she said.
The couple told Fox News Digital that Cecil doesn't appear to be as badly worn.
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“He was perfectly fine and had no problems. We were never mad at him,” Lo said.
“We were really shocked. Even that night, before he threw up or anything, he was just sitting on the couch watching TV and we were just laughing. We was just laughing that this dog had done this.” so much money That's what's going on in his mind right now, and there's nothing we can do about it. ”
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