You must be young, or at least younger than those of us who got this. The panel is based on a poster for the movie “The Graduate,” which came out in 1967. I must have seen the movie somewhat later, as I doubt my parents would have let me see it as a pre-teen.
Charles, the Pillsbury family driver. Part of the difference between Cynthia and the homeless or refugees: even when camping, she never really lives like them.
Wish more people were like him in keeping their pandemic rescues. Shelters and rescue groups are now overflowing with dogs, including many returned by people who had to go back to the office. How did those people think they would care for a dog after the pandemic ended, or did they just not think?
Keep looking. My current dog was adopted in late 2020, and she’s just 28 lbs. Surely there are more available now. Use Petfinder and Adopt a Pet to search, if you aren’t using them already.
Good for you! Some people would have killed it, even though black snakes are neither poisonous nor aggressive. I just wouldn’t trust any snake to not bite if it felt threatened by my dog.
If I’ve done my math right, you’re about 20 years younger. BTW, there are pictures of the movie poster if you just Google “The Graduate.”