Oxford : A Homeless 25 year old Lady Lottie and her Dog stopped a Burglar at a shop
 

Lottie knew the Managers name
so gave the Burglar
a False Name saying "is that for Ben"
The Burglar said "Yes"

Then she challenged the Burglar
and her Dog started Growling
so he ran off.

The laptop and other things were saved.

The Shop has set up money to be raised for her
they have around 7K at this time
the Lady from the shop
said they are hoping to get a Caravan for her.

No link yet
this was on Radio 5


This is a Story Hog will like

So shines a good deed in a weary world.

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2016/...5532308252.jpg
Lottie and her Dog Marley


[Manager James Atherton, 26, said Lottie's suspicions had been raised when a man approached
the shop at 3am on Wednesday morning.]

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz40FxZdbhl

Is she homeless?.. her dog looks like a crufts champion :/

Yes Homeless
in Oxford.

Link added
http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2016/...5532311820.jpg

Better class of homeless clearly, fair play to her anyway very brave I'm really glad she's being rewarded :)

Cheap bastards.

**** off, Lush? Homeless people don't shop in Lush :joker:.

True they can not afford it.


But good job she was lurking at 3AM

Rubbish
its better than Nothing

Yes Clever to Fund Raise
from that shop.


Now Worldwide News

she should have been arrested for vagrancy

Where were the police, on the next street confiscating blankets no doubt?...

that shop needs homeless spikes

Hmmmm, so the burglar just handed her the loot..

why on earth is a young girl like that homeless in Oxford?

:umm2:

Probably a student. Those tuition fees are killer.

LT
all over the World
there are strange Homeless
who have given up on trying.

Thats why My Army Sheds
ReFit
is the Way Forward for England
Even dogs will be permitted
http://www.thisisbigbrother.com/foru...d.php?t=294081

Not so Easy

It was Her Dog that
helped her

Buy her a hamburgler

Yes she and her dog would be ideal for a spell in an ex-MOD army shed. It would keep her warm and safe and she could perhaps learn a skill like husbandry so she could get a job as a farm hand when she gets out

:clap1:

A lot of homeless people simply have no family, no support structure to help them out when they fall on hard times.

I'm glad she's getting a little compassion. It never hurts to reach out now and again.

:laugh::laugh::laugh: I just nearly choked. :laugh:

love the story.