Charlie Sheen pays for injured teen's therapy dog (actor, Family, show)
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Yeah, good for him but I am baffled that the family/kid couldn't get a dime out of the amusement park after the incident?
Hard to believe this kind of an incident didn't end up in court or with an out-of-court settlement, amazing.
at some point in time, people are going to realize ole Charlie is really a good guy.
He never was a bad guy in my book. Screw the media, they can make or break any one they target for whatever reason. Him doing enough coke to lift an air balloon didn't make him a bad guy in my eyes. What he does in the privacy of his own home is his biz, him calling a few people names, again his biz. After all, he is in show biz.
Yeah, good for him but I am baffled that the family/kid couldn't get a dime out of the amusement park after the incident?
Hard to believe this kind of an incident didn't end up in court or with an out-of-court settlement, amazing.
Kudos to Charlie for his kindness. What I do not understand is why a therapy dog was so expensive when there are organizations that provide a dog for free (there is a charge for the training camp- usually $500-$800 for 2 weeks).
Kudos to Charlie for his kindness. What I do not understand is why a therapy dog was so expensive when there are organizations that provide a dog for free (there is a charge for the training camp- usually $500-$800 for 2 weeks).
I heard the dog likes to do lines before the training!
I kid! I kid!
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