In the USA, a dog ate $4,000 that its owners had just withdrawn from their bank account (8 photos + 1 video)

The dog saw the envelope on the kitchen table and decided to inquire about its contents. But the most interesting thing awaited the owners afterwards: they had to collect the banknotes piece by piece, and these fragments were obtained from the most unexpected places.





A seven-year-old goldendoodle (a cross between a poodle and a golden retriever) named Cecil became instantly famous after gobbling up his owners' stash.



The dog found the envelope containing the cash withdrawn from the savings account and tore it apart. The owners found some of the banknote fragments near the crime scene.

The married couple was shocked: Cecil had never allowed himself anything like this before. He didn’t even steal food from the coffee table if the owners left the room, but here it is!

Cecil's owners began hastily searching the Internet for information on how to deal with the damaged banknotes. It turns out they can be mailed or dropped off at the U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Washington, D.C., with an estimated value and cause of damage. However, the exchange of damaged bills in this case takes from 3 to 6 months, and upset Americans went to their bank, where they had recently withdrawn cash. There they were advised to wait until the dog vomited out the remaining banknotes and try to recover the banknotes.







After collecting scraps of money from the kitchen floor, Cecil's owners began an exciting puzzle of pieces of banknotes. Thus, the owners managed to recover about $1,500.



And then the most difficult and disgusting thing began. Realizing that no one would return their money, the couple decided to roll up their sleeves, put aside their disgust and literally plunge into shit. Dog, of course.



Cecil's owners followed the trail of the dog's crime and discovered that the dog had not digested some of the banknotes - these pieces were removed from the vomit, washed and they began to assemble the puzzle again. And also wait for the dog to poop.



Yes, fragments of banknotes were also found in the excrement, which were washed and tried to be combined into something like banknotes.

As a result, the husband and wife were able to recover $3,500, and kept one of the bills as a souvenir. The process of washing and collecting banknotes took about three days. At first the couple was terribly angry, and then they tried to look at what was happening from the other side.



Here he is, the hero of the day. Satisfied with himself and has no regrets

After all, this could happen to anyone.

The couple uploaded their story to social networks, and the video of the guys erasing the rest of the money instantly became viral, and Cecil became a local celebrity.