“Exposed Secrets: The Shocking Consequences of Hiding Pets from Landlords!”
This is how I got my chihuahua. The lady a few apartments down had this puppy that she wasn’t able to keep because she hadn’t paid the pet deposit and couldn’t afford to. I don’t remember what exactly the landlord said they’d do if she didn’t get rid of the dog or pay the pet rent, but I’m sure it was harsh. Anyway one day my girlfriend at the time and I were going back to my place, we’d just parked and were walking towards the building and here comes this tiny little chihuahua puppy running towards us. My girlfriend leans down to greet her and she jumps into her hands, so she scoops her up and we start heading towards my neighbor who was chasing her dog down. A few nights later the same thing happens to me and as I’m handing the puppy back to my neighbor she tells me what’s going on and how her toddler is too rough with her anyway and asks if I’d want to buy her since she clearly likes us so much. So I paid her and took the dog home the next night, and put her on the lease asap. We still have her, she’s been the best little dog I’ve ever had, and my girlfriend is my wife now. The puppy is now a spoiled little 12 year old and is in very good health for her age, we hope to keep her around as long as we can.
Oooh, I had a good one happen. It was my first apartment, and my gf’s friend dumped a kitten on me as a birthday present because she’d heard me talking about getting a cat and found a box of them on the side of the road. (I loved that cat, but don’t do this kids.)
It took six months before the property manager managed to catch sight of the cat in the window while walking the property. I got an email asking about it, I lied and said I just got the cat and hadn’t had a chance to notify them yet, they said cool the pet deposit is $200. So I cut them a check and dropped it off at the office, expecting that to be that.
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