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Personal Narrative: The Animal Control Agency

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Once I was a little dog name to me. He was a creepy little dog he kinda looks like a monkey. His favorite thing to do was eat smelly socks. Some days he would look at his owner and wonder if he would be able to feed him more smelly socks then one day a monkey came upon Timmy then Tammy chased him down the road. His owner was so upset that the monkey ran up the tree and Timmy filed him. So his owner David decided to call the animal control. The animal control agency brought over there gnats and caught the monkey so that Timmy wouldn’t chase anyone
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