Corona, a student at UCSD, said she tried everything to find her dog, from calling the pound to contacting a pet psychic. The only other option was to wear her bikini in the 50-degree weather and not eat until she finds the dog, Corona said in an email. She listed her phone number and multiple pictures of Chispeta on her signs.
“Against my family's wishes, I will be skipping my family Thanksgiving celebration this year and standing out there alone in an effort to be reunited with my dog,” she said. “Thanksgiving won't be the same without Chispita.”
Cars honked and men whistled and shouted cat-calls as she held up her sign, wearing red pumps, a white bikini top and blue bikini bottom – the nation’s colours, she said, to represent military personnel coming home. She hopes the same will be true of her dog. A maintenance worker in her La Jolla apartment complex told Corona that he saw a girl take the dog. Corona believes that if the dog was stolen, whoever took it may be too afraid to return it.
With news video.
2 comments:
Thats hot !
She must be sweltering out there on the street.
We had a high of 24 here yesterday and I had to knock off at 3pm to try and cool off.
And to think its only going to get hotter !
Still, I whinge when winter comes around too.
Um, so she's going to stand around in a bikini getting skinnier until her dog is returned? I can imagine some pervert somewhere is watching her intently, with her dog in a cage in his flat! :p
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