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Funny Puppy Goes Viral For News Show Appearance

Author Melany Myers
Photo by Jenny Evans/Getty Images

Many television news programs all over the world have segments dedicated to promoting pet adoption. A funny little puppy is becoming quite popular online due to a recent appearance on a news program in Bolivia.

dog wearing adopt me bandana

Photo by Abhishek Chinnappa/Getty Images

According to MSN, the Channel RTP news crew was discussing adopting a pet and had the dog on to encourage folks to consider going to the local shelter. The dog, who’s a cute black and brown puppy, decided to give the news anchor a present.

While chatting live about helping homeless animals, the small dog, while on the anchor desk, decided to use the potty. The dog, due to nervousness or from eating too many treats, poops right on the desk. On live TV!

The anchor, a bit flustered, looks away and nervously shuffles her papers before her co-anchor hands her some paper towels. The video of the pup’s news show appearance is going viral. Sometimes nature calls and you gotta go!

Although the incident was a surprise to the news crew, I’m guessing the pet adoption segment was a hit! Despite the dirty deed done on the news desk, the puppy is a cutie. Hopefully the dog’s ‘gift’ didn’t deter anyone from helping a homeless animal.

 

My Dog Embarrassed Me

Years ago, when I was married to my first husband, the country boy, we had a dog that totally embarrassed me. The dog, Biggie, was a Chihuahua and Jack Russell mix. He was my husband’s dog, but quickly became a mama’s boy.

One Thanksgiving, we went to my hubby’s parents’ house to have dinner. We brought the dog with us. While we were sitting around the dinner table, with some of my husband’s extended family, the dog decides to lift his leg and pee on one of the hubby’s relatives. Biggie goes under the dining room table and lifts his leg on the shin of someone. I was SO embarrassed!!!!

Luckily, the relative that got the surprise was wearing one of those old school windbreaker track suits that were made from polyester. The clean-up was easy, but my face stayed bright red for the rest of the meal. Looking back, I can laugh, but at the time I was not happy with the dog. We took our dessert to go that year!

 

6 Places To Adopt A Dog (Your New Best Friend) In North Carolina

Looking to add on to your family? But not looking for more kids or any kids? How about a new pet? Now is a great time to adopt an animal. There are so many pets across the Charlotte region who would love to be your new forever friend. Whether you are looking to adopt a dog, a cat, or maybe a nonconventional animal. I have to say looking at these pictures of dogs almost made me want to adopt one. But ultimately I’m still not ready after losing mine a few years ago. But there are some incredibly sweet and adorable pups who would absolutely love to join your family. All of the places to adopt a dog or cat listed below are in the Charlotte region of North Carolina.

So if you feel called to do so browse through the animals awaiting adoption. You may not know you need one until you see its precious face. Check out some places to adopt a dog or cat in North Carolina below. And who knows come Monday morning you could have a new furrever friend. (If you do and would like to bring it for a visit hit a girl up!)

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Melany Myers is a Gastonia native and has spent most of her life here in North Carolina. Mel has worked in radio for over 20 years, many of which she spent co-hosting morning shows in Charlotte, NC, and Columbia, SC. Mel loves 80’s music, going to concerts, cooking, and eating! She is always writing about random news stories that really make you wonder, “what in the world?!” She also writes about rock music and human-interest content.

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