Annalise Razik

We'll help you figure out what to do.

And as we're going to the car, Kaylee just quietly says to me, his name is Orbit because he was circling our yard.

And I said, that's great, honey.

We'll tell that to the people that we give them to.

So we take him to the vet.

They can see I am a crazed human being.

And I call him back later on and they say, oh, he's been on the street a long time, but he's so sweet.

Don't worry.

It's going to be no problem finding him a home.

We just have to put some ads in the paper and see if there's an owner.

And back at home, Kaylee hand draws 20 found dog posters and makes me take her around the neighborhood and hang them up.

And for the next three days, I sneak into the bathroom and I call the vet and I'm like, how's he doing?

And they're like, oh, he's so sweet.

Everyone loves him.

No problem.

You don't have to feel guilty.

He'll have a home.

Except for on the third day, the vet text says to me, wait a minute, how'd you find this dog again?

And I tell her the story and she's like, what?

You can't give away this dog.