Dog Eats $4,000 in Cash, Owners Retrieve Most of It

Pennsylvania Couple Manages to Recover $3,550 After Their Goldendoodle Devours Their Savings

Cecil, a seven-year-old Goldendoodle from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, ate $4,000 in cash that his owners, Clayton and Carrie Law, had withdrawn to pay for a fence installation.
The Laws were able to retrieve about $3,550 of the money by washing and piecing together the torn bills that Cecil had not fully digested.
The couple's bank informed them that as long as the serial numbers on the bills were visible, the bank would accept the chewed money.
The remaining $450 that was not recovered is very damaged and would need to be mailed to a government agency for replacement.
The Laws plan to create an artwork with the remaining shreds of bills they couldn't fully piece together.