Spoiled Dog Refuses To Eat Snow Cone Because It's The Wrong Flavor
Lola has always had a flair for the dramatic, and her latest snack-time protest proves it. The rescue dog, who once faced serious complications after being spayed, now lives on a farm with her family and a whole crew of other rescue animals.
After years in foster care, Lola was adopted by Annie Belanger Burley, who says the dog is equal parts sweet, stubborn, and hilariously odd.
And once Lola decided she was offended, there was no changing her mind.
"She has the most amazing temperament, but she’s a total weirdo! She requires being tucked in at night."
"She’s goofy; she snores when she’s awake. Other dogs think she’s growling, but she’s really just breathing," Annie said. "She has looks that could kill—sometimes her happy face looks like her mean mug."
Lola's family loves to spoil her, and the pampered pooch is more than happy to oblige. One of her favorite treats is going out for snow cones.
"We go to Pelican Snowballs in North Fort Myers a few times a month," Annie said. "Her favorite flavor is chicken broth served with a Milk-Bone on top."
Lola’s picky snow cone tastes are nothing compared to Carla, who waited alone in the snow for five days for her family.
"When she gets excited, it’s usually in her eyes. She has a grumpy face the majority of the time."
Recently, Annie took Lola out for snow cones as usual, but Annie opted to get Lola a plain snow cone instead of her usual choice of chicken broth. Lola had an upset stomach the night before, so Annie figured it would be the safest option.
But Lola had other ideas. She sniffed the plain snow cone and then gave Annie the most unimpressed side-eye imaginable.
"She refused to eat it the entire way home and glared at me with her usual side-eye," Annie said.
Instead, Lola let the snow cone melt on the ride home in protest.
I mean, a girl wants what a girl wants, right?
Heartbroken like Leona’s family after she was euthanized just hours post-rescue, read more here: Leona’s rescue turned into a devastating shelter tragedy.
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