Jessica Simpson’s Frantic Tweets For Her Pooch That Was Carried Away By Coyote

Such A Cutey
Poor Jessica Simpson. Her dog Daisy was nabbed by a coyote right in front of her eyes. What a terrible thing to have to witness.
Frantically she went on Twitter to see if anyone has seen her beloved Daisy.
Eonline reported:
The dingo coyote took her baby!
Jessica Simpson is holding out hope that her most faithful of companions, her 5-year-old maltipoo, Daisy, will have a safe return after she witnessed a four-legged predator snatch her beloved dog.
“My heart is broken because a coyote took my precious Daisy right in front of our eyes,” Simpson tweeted yesterday evening. “HORROR! We are searching. Hoping. Please help!”
Along with the tweet, the distraught Simpson, who received Daisy as a surprise gift onstage from her ex-husband, Nick Lachey, a half-decade ago, posted an online flyer with a picture of the MIA pooch; the words “I miss my mommy”; an email address for people or, presumably, literate coyotes to write with information; and the promise of a reward for the canine’s safe return.
Dog-speed, Daisy.
I sincerely hope that the email she posted doesn’t get abused by people just wanting to say hey! or gives her false hope and lies about seeing her dog. If someone says they have her dog, let’s hope she has the smarts (rolls eyes) to bring enough people with her for protection to go check it out. Or have someone else check it out for her. Of course people can always bring a similar looking dog to her for the chance of meeting her. Sorry to be so paranoid, but there’s are a lot of sick people out there, and there are also many over zealous fans.
And speaking of sick people, I have already read several comments that people have left on articles and blogs around the internet and they are above and beyond cruel. Here is just one lovely part of a comment I found by a lovely person:
“knowing Joe Simpson and his idiot daughter, I wouldn’t put it past either of them to make this story up to get attention for Jessica”
That comment was tame compared to some of the ones I read. We all know how hurtful people can be in the comment sections! Right?
Now I am not a fan of Jessica Simpson myself, and never was, and I know she has a reputation for not being the sharpest tool in the box, but this isn’t the time to ridicule someone that has just lost a dear friend.
Yes, many non-famous people have lost their pets and it isn’t in the tabloids, we all know this. But hey, if you were famous, it would be. And even though eveyrone knows the chances of finding Daisy are slim to none because of the circumstances, she is desperate and heart broken. So I feel compelled to say, hey! back off douche bags!
So back to coyotes. I live in an area that looks like we would never see coyotes, but yet a few months ago, a coyote went through a neighbor’s yard only five houses down from me and her small children where in the backyard playing and thought it was a dog. And more and more are being seen in the adjacent streets.
Coyotes are very stealth like and fast. There have been many reports of coyotes attacking children in many states. They have also been attacking cats in our neighborhood too. The more and more areas get developed, the more coyotes search farther for food.
So word of caution people…
Keep an eye on your kids and your pets. Keep your dog on a leash. If you have a cat, keep it indoors, and make the sacrifice and get a damn litter box. It is worth it if you love your cat. There is nothing safe for cats outside anyways. There’s not only fleas, ticks, worms, animals with rabies, other cats, the chance of being hit by a car, and now being carried off by a coyote. Besides, if you take away all the other potential dangers of an outside cat, your vet bills may end up being a lot cheaper for you with an indoor cat.
Just use your noggins people if you love your pets. Help them to live a long and happy life!
And to Jessica, sorry about your baby.



First the ensemble. Jessica is a pretty girl, there’s no doubt, but she’s also what Judd Nelson as John Bender from the great film The Breakfast Club would call a “Claire.” When Claire (played by the original firecrotch, Molly Ringwald) says, “I’m not fat,” Bender explains, “Well not at present, but I can see you really pushing maximum density. See I’m not sure if you know this, but there are two kinds of fat people: there’s fat people that were born to be fat, and there’s fat people that were once thin but became fat… so when you look at ‘em you can sorta see that thin person inside. You see, you’re gonna get married, you’re gonna squeeze out a few puppies and then, uh…”




Oh yeah, that air biscuit is gonna hang around long after Jessica has cut up her pink #9 jersey in a fit of hormone-fueled tearful rage.

















