Tilly's New Life

Beasley Digital

Dave & Chuck the Freak talk about a dog in Washington State that went missing after being ejected from a car and was found living a happy new life on a sheep farm.

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00:00A dog was ejected from a car during a crash the other day.

00:10They were really worried they'd never see their dog again.

00:13A two-year-old border collie.

00:14Turns out he found a sheep farm and was herding sheep.

00:18Oh my God, he loved his life.

00:21He was loving lies.

00:22He's like, ah!

00:23This is what I feel like I was born for.

00:26Oh my God, sheep.

00:28That's awesome.

00:30Go this way.

00:32Let's everybody move over here.

00:35Here's the story from KHQ TV.

00:39Take a listen.

00:41Well, Tilly, named after the former Gonzaga basketball player Killian Tilly,

00:46is a two-year-old border collie mix who was ejected from a car during a crash on Sunday.

00:51His owners thought, well, they'd never see him again.

00:54But today, Tilly was reunited with his family, Linda and Mike Oswalt.

00:58It's like an end to a nightmare.

01:02This reunion is one that Tilly's owners thought may never happen.

01:06Every night when I'd come home, I'd go, we're never seeing him again.

01:10We're just never seeing him.

01:12You know, he's long gone.

01:14And despite flyers posted all over, including one on the KHQ Facebook page, no luck.

01:20And then, on the North Idaho news page, this from Travis Potter.

01:25My grandma, she actually lives in Southern California, and she found the post, and she sent that to me.

01:30And I told her, yeah, we'll keep our eye out for him.

01:33And, well, this morning, I was just doing some chores around the farm, and my brother calls me.

01:38And he's like, hey, there's this dog over here in the sheep's chute.

01:41The sheep were getting scared.

01:42Like, he's running out here.

01:44Our dogs were all, like, freaking out.

01:45Potter did keep his eye out and soon discovered Tilly on the ranch doing something rooted deeply in his DNA.

01:54Tilly, a border collie mix, was herding sheep.

01:58The Potters lured Tilly out of the sheep pen with something every dog loves, some salami.

02:03You want your ball?

02:04And for the Oswalds, seeing social media work this way was something special.

02:09You just don't realize how many people are out there,

02:13and how many people, you know, are looking at it.

02:18And we wouldn't have him if it wasn't for social media.

02:22Life's so boring now.

02:23I was going to say, that's why I was like.

02:25Back to the old people in the ball.

02:26Where's the sheep?

02:27The old people in the ball.

02:30The old people in the ball.

02:33Well, that's why I said poor Tilly right off the bat.

02:36I was like, oh, no.

02:38They're a thousand.

02:40They're a thousand years old.

02:41He got salami and run up with sheep.

02:44I guess where I thought this was going to go is that it was ejected,

02:49and then a lot of time passed, and someone found him and turned him into a sheep dog.

02:54No, but that's the crazy part.

02:56It was just two days.

02:57They've had this dog as a puppy, but it's in his DNA to herd sheep.

03:02That's the crazy, weird part of it all.

03:05He just knows that's what he should be doing.

03:07Yeah.

03:07He's like, you guys took off, and I got a job.

03:10What do you expect?

03:11I moved out.

03:13Flew out of your magic machine, you have.

03:16Magic machine.

03:18Right?

03:18You probably thought he died and went to heaven.

03:19It's doggy heaven.

03:20I mean, doggy heaven.

03:21I flew out of your weird magic machine, and then I got a job.

03:26What do you expect?

03:27You probably jumped out of there.

03:29Yeah, exactly.

03:30Look at this ball and these old folks.

03:32Jesus.

03:33It's my time to break free.

03:35He's like, boy, I love slow walks and everything, but I was living on a giant farm with these creatures.

03:45I was running that crap.

03:47They go to bed at 6 p.m.

03:51He's like, oh, they found me.

03:53He's like, no.

03:54Great.

03:54He puts on a disguise.

03:56He's like, maybe they won't recognize me with this collar on.

04:00It's definitely not me.

04:02He won't look right at them.

04:04Oh, no.

04:05Here they come.

04:07Oh, man.

04:07Great.

04:08We're going to just sit on the porch again.

04:09It was a good dog, though.

04:10Like, you could tell it was really well trained.

04:12Absolutely, it was.

04:13And two years old, so still really young.

04:16I do love that dogs have jobs that are in their DNA.

04:18Yeah.

04:19Like, that's great to me.

04:21Yeah.

04:21It's also so crazy.

04:23Yeah, it is.

04:23You know, they just grow up.

04:25They get mad if they, like, Tilly's probably like, my life sucks.

04:28I have no purpose.

04:30These old people.

04:31They do.

04:31They need jobs.

04:31They do.

04:32They need jobs.

04:32He's like, I'm depressed.

04:34Yeah.

04:34Oh, my God.

04:35I just learned cheap.

04:37The Hershey just locks himself in rooms.

04:39Yeah.

04:40He's like, I'm a duck dog, but I hate the water.

04:42So, I guess I'm going to lock myself in a pantry and just eat pizza.

04:49That's his life.

04:50He eats his feelings.

04:51That's it.

04:51He eats his feelings.

04:53I'm really super sad, guys.

04:56Both of my legs are screwed up.

04:59You know, what do you want?

05:01I'm a duck dog and I hate the water.

05:02I'm a duck dog.

05:03I hate the water.

05:05I don't even care about ducks.

05:07There was some in the backyard one time.

05:10I didn't even care.

05:15Meanwhile, Little Jameson thinks he's King Crusher, right?

05:18Yeah, yeah.

05:18You miss Hattie's walking into a room like this.

05:22Yeah.

05:22Hattie's little 14 pounds with a bow tie on.

05:25Yeah.

05:28Not exactly freaking anyone out.

05:30Let me tell you.

05:30Oh, poor dogs.

05:31Not living the life they could.

05:34Yeah, we choose their life.

05:35Yeah, we do.

05:36We take good care of them, though.

05:37We do.

05:37They give a nice little pampered life.

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05:41Yeah.

05:42We will be here.

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