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The two-year-old German shepherd and Old English Sheepdog mix is lovingly called by her owner ‘Poppy The Destroyer.’ It seems there’s nothing that can hold her down. She’s like Houdini and can open locked doors, jump over baby gates, take off window screens, destroy cat door flaps, and her latest – eat through door mail slots, making large openings to stick her head through.

“She’d basically ripped off the entire letter box and had eaten her way through the front door,” Lewis Hall told the Wales Online. “Her head was just poking out staring at me. She had a really excited look on her face like ‘look mam, look what I’ve done.’

The pet owner had gone shopping after dropping off her youngest child at daycare and was looking forward to a relaxing day. Yet the plans to sit back and relax were out the door as soon as the woman realized the costly damage the pooch made.

“Coming home and seeing your dog hanging through your front door is just surreal,” said the surprised owner. “I can laugh about it now but at the time I was in shock. The first thing I thought was ‘oh my God I’ve been burgled.’”

There’s nothing to be done now, and all the woman can do is replace the door, which will set her back financially.

Lewis Hall was in the Territorial Army for 12 years and suffers from alopecia, a problem with the immune system which can often be related to stress. Even though Poppy and her path of destruction can cause lots of stress, the amount of love and laughter she gives her owner is immeasurable.

There is an online fundraiser set up to help cover the costs of a new door and alleviate the economic stress this last stunt is costing the pet owner. Any additional funds will be donated to Woofles, an animal rescue in Tredegar.

If you would like to help not only this family but other pets in need, consider making a donation.

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According to Diario La Provincia, Analia Názara captured images of the dog on the bus and said no one, not even the bus driver, seemed bother by the dog’s presence. The pooch was so well mannered, he didn’t bother any of his fellow passengers either.

The images were shared on social media and thanks to that, the identity of the dog was known. Daniela Putelli commented on the shared post saying the dog’s name is Homero (Spanish for Homer) and he lives in the Aramburu neighborhood. The dog is lost and his owners have been trying to locate him and bring him back home.

Curiously, Putelli also asked the following:
“If anyone sees Homero, please help him catch the number 12, 38 or 42 bus. He knows how to get home.”

Commuters say on Monday the dog hopped the number 15 bus but a woman kicked him off and Homero seemed scared and disoriented.

Locals are now looking for the dog and hope to find him soon. On social media they’ve expressed their willingness to help the dog catch the right bus in order for him to get back home.

Lets hope Homero find his way home soon.

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The pooch somehow managed to escape the facility and after a dragged out manhunt – better yet doghunt – the runaway was apprehended.

The comical selfie was later posted on the police department’s Facebook page with the following caption.
“We do not normally share photos of those that are being taken into custody. In this case, we made an exception. The look on his face is that of defiance. A true outlaw. Bandit. Scofflaw. There is no changing this jail dog. He is a wilding.”

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