Dog greeted her as though he hadn't seen her for at least six years, never mind six hours.<br/>He was a big dog, a mongrel that she'd found one day dumped near one of her regular skips. Had she known how big he would grow, she may not have encouraged him to come with her, but he had been one hell of a cute pup.<br/><br/>Zed was almost six foot tall, but he came to her upper thigh at the shoulder. She had an inkling that there was some kind of german shepherd in the mix and possibly irish wolf hound, given the shape of his head and short wiry hair, not that she cared, he was like her, he just was.......<br/><br/>He wolfed down the meat and looked at her in the hope that there was more as she turned back to the door.<br/>"Sorry dog, I'll find that dustbin of a gut of yours something else later OK?.......Give me half an hour to eat my breakfast and we'll be off ok?"<br/><br/>As she opened the door, she caught the end of the news.....<br/><br/><em>...........major rabies out break in Asia, it has said that it can not find any evidence of the disease in the area. Although it has said that any tourists who wish to return home should contact the relevant organisations for any advice.<br/><br/>And now back to the Music.....This is the Jim Carrol Band with "The People Who Died"</em><br/><br/>...........Zed glanced back at Dog as she closed the door, then turned back to Sister Bethanie.<br/><br/>"Did I hear right there?<em>RABIES?.........</em>"<br/>