A Lost Little One

This post would most probably appeal to my mother if she actually read the blog since I´m going to reveal some news in a form of a nursery rhyme for (intended, but whether it will be achieved is another question altogether) comical effect.

My inspiration:

There's a worm at the bottom of the garden
And his name is Wiggly Woo
There's a worm at the bottom of the garden
And all that he can do
Is wiggle all night
And wiggle all day
Whatever else the people do say
There's a worm at the bottom of the garden
And his name is Wiggly Woo

The news:

There´s a small stray at the bottom of my window
and his name is Snuggly Moo
There´s a stray at the bottom of my window
And all that he can do
Is wander all night and wander all day
in warm, mild sun and the pouring rain
No matter what anyone may say
There´s a stray at the bottom of my window
And his name is Snugggly Moo
An his name is Snug Snug Snuggly
Snug Snug Snuggly, Snug, Snug, Snugly
Moooooo!

Not too creative, I know but at least it got the news across that there is a stray puppy wandering up and down my street and I feel immensley sorry for it with only a wall to shelter itself with in the rain and no food. As you may guess, I am feeling tempted to take it in or help in some sort of way, but HOW? Here they are really terrible with shelters around here with the overcrowding and harsh treatment (PETA´s sources) and besides I don´t know any of the shelters´phone numbers nor whereabouts. Oh, I soooo want to take it in now that I have a flat to myself and a small patio/terrace area.... Oh, fantasies, fantasies...

Or maybe not (since the receptionist is at the other end now hehehe :P)

The poor creature resembles the one above in the auburn shade.