© Edward d'EntrementOne dog was in the driver's seat and the other was in the passenger's seat, making what looked like a getaway from the animal hospital in Yarmouth.
Some onlookers in Yarmouth were treated to an unusual sight last week after two dogs took their owner's car on a short lived joyride.
Harry d'Entrement and his friend, Edward d'Entrement, went for a coffee run on Friday morning and while they were driving on Parade Street, a car started to pull out of the animal hospital parking lot.
Harry d'Entrement said something didn't look right.
"At a glance, I thought it was a couple of old ladies driving a little car," he said Monday.
As the car got closer, he couldn't believe his eyes.
"I was kind of speechless. I couldn't make sense of what I was seeing," he said.
It turned out, the drivers were dogs. One was in the driver's seat and the other was in the passenger's seat, making what looked like a getaway from the animal hospital.
Comment: Since the turn of the year there have been an alarming number of dead whales of various species washing up on the west coast of North America, see below -
Dead sperm whale found on beach in Pacifica, California
Dead killer whale found near Fort Bragg, California
Fin whale found dead in San Pedro harbor, California
Dead grey whale washes up near Ucluelet, Canada
Humpback whale found dead near Westport, Washington
Dead Humpback whale washes ashore in Monterey, California
Dead gray whale found off Torrey Pines State Beach, California
Beached pygmy sperm whale dies at Point Reyes, California
Dead gray whale discovered at Seattle ferry terminal
14 whales and 16 turtles wash up dead on Baja California Sur coast