Service dog gets triggered by musical 'Cats'
- 6 years ago
NEW YORK — Chaos erupted at a performance of 'Cats' on broadway, after a canine audience member got triggered by one particularly feisty feline.
Humans dressed as cats who sing and dance for two hours may be a hit for most people, but man's best friend apparently doesn't like it. Sorry, Andrew Lloyd Webber.
Page Six reports that during a recent performance at New York's Neil Simon Theater, a service dog got away from its owner and sprinted toward the stage during the opening number.
The animal was particularly unhappy with the show's flirtatious female, Bombalurina, and caused a ruckus onstage when he began chasing after her.
Fortunately, an usher managed to grab the dog before it caused any real trouble, and returned it to its owner. No animals or humans were hurt in the incident, and the show went on smoothly afterward.
But while the production company seemed to have laughed the encounter off, people online are genuinely pissed. Netizens think the service dog was fake, pointing out that a legit one wouldn't have acted that way.
Then again, the pup could still be in training, and well- it probably failed.
Humans dressed as cats who sing and dance for two hours may be a hit for most people, but man's best friend apparently doesn't like it. Sorry, Andrew Lloyd Webber.
Page Six reports that during a recent performance at New York's Neil Simon Theater, a service dog got away from its owner and sprinted toward the stage during the opening number.
The animal was particularly unhappy with the show's flirtatious female, Bombalurina, and caused a ruckus onstage when he began chasing after her.
Fortunately, an usher managed to grab the dog before it caused any real trouble, and returned it to its owner. No animals or humans were hurt in the incident, and the show went on smoothly afterward.
But while the production company seemed to have laughed the encounter off, people online are genuinely pissed. Netizens think the service dog was fake, pointing out that a legit one wouldn't have acted that way.
Then again, the pup could still be in training, and well- it probably failed.