Wrestling Star Tells Rather Unusual Story About Losing Her Dog

Short and scary. Wrestlers are on television every single week and they get to showcase their talents in front of the world. That is something that most people will never get the chance to do, but at the end of the day, the wrestlers are often much more like regular people than others. It was the case again for two wrestlers, who had quite the scary situation this week.

Impact Wrestling’s Jordynne Grace revealed that Pet Smart accidentally gave their dog away when the dog was in the store for grooming. Soon thereafter, Grace gave an update, saying that the woman who took her dog had been found and ultimately returned the dog. On top of that, Grace mentioned that she was unhappy with how Pet Smart made her dog look after its treatment.

I am in complete shock right now. @PetSmart groomers GAVE OUR FUCKING DOG TO SOMEONE ELSE

— Trisha Parker (@JordynneGrace) November 9, 2021

Update: they found/called the lady who took her and she’s on the way back.
Literally too relieved to be angry anymore ???

— Trisha Parker (@JordynneGrace) November 10, 2021

Update: got Bernie back… but I should still call the cops for how they did my baby girl ??? pic.twitter.com/e6xmWyLw4I

— Trisha Parker (@JordynneGrace) November 10, 2021

At least it ended well. Check out some of her better times in the ring on some of her happier days:

Opinion: This is something that might not be the most serious situation for everyone else, but losing your pet can be devastating. If nothing else, Grace was probably worried about her dog’s safety, as it can never be good to see anyone, human or pet, alone and scared. Thankfully everything is back to normal and it seems that everyone is ok, so hopefully this doesn’t happen again.

What do you think of Grace? Who would you like to see her face? Let us know in the comments below.

Thomas Hall has been a wrestling fan for over thirty years and has seen over 60,000 wrestling matches. He has also been a wrestling reviewer since 2009 with over 6,000 full shows covered. You can find his work at kbwrestlingreviews.com, or check out his- Amazon author page with 30 wrestling books.

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