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"Can I go outside and play with my new 

ball"? Asked Lola. 

"You certainly can honey, just make sure 

your back in time for dinner", replied Lola's 

mom. 

As she was bouncing 

the ball around and 

wagging her tail in 

excitement, she noticed 

another pup hiding in 

the bush. 

 Lola kissed her mom 

goodbye, and went outside 

to play with her new ball. 

Lola was a very friendly pup. She went 

up to him and said "Hi! I'm Lola. Do you 

want to play with me and my ball?"

The shy pup 

smiled and 

slowly came 

out of the 

bush. "Yes. I 

used to have a 

ball once", he 

said. "I'm Milo 

by the way". 

Lola and Milo became very good 

friends. Every afternoon for 

many weeks, they would meet in 

the same spot to play their 

favorite game of catch... Until 

one day, Milo was not there.

Lola went home, 

feeling sad that Milo 

was not there. She 

decided to try again 

the next day. 

The next afternoon, Lola 

went out to the same spot 

where they met to play their 

favorite game of catch. But 

Milo was not there again. 

Lola felt that something was 

wrong. She decided to search 

for her friend.

"Milo! Miiillooo! MIILLOOO!", she cried, but Milo was 

nowhere to be found.

Lola was 

about to give 

up, until she 

noticed a 

small opening 

under the 

bridge 

beside her 

house. She 

decided to 

check one 

last place.

"Down here?" 

asked Lola, with 

great confusion, 

as she followed 

Milo down the 

opening.

"Lola?" asked Milo, as he was 

surprised to see Lola coming down 

the bridge. "I'm sorry I didn't come 

and play. My mom is not feeling well 

and I am taking care of her"

"You must be 

Lola", said Milo's 

mom. 

Lola could not 

believe what she 

saw. 

Lola felt very upset and 

confused. Milo was her 

friend, and she loved 

him. She didn't think it 

was fair that she had a 

warm safe home and 

Milo didn't. She decided 

to take action.

Milo's mom explained that they had an accident where they 

lost their family and their house, and don't have enough money 

to buy a new one right now. 

"It's safer here, the Pawlice usually give us pups without 

homes a very hard time", said Milo's mom.

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