Alpacas named Ant and Dec left behind in car park after owners forget them

A British couple in United Kingdom forgot ir two alpacas in a Travelodge car park located in Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire in England, leaving m stranded for eight hours. two alpacas named Ant and Dec were part of a show that took place in month of August. owners left m behind in a trailer while y went out shopping. However, when y returned, y heed back home, forgetting about ir two animals.

Couple forget Alpacas in car park

According to reports, English couple realised that y h left behind Ant and Dec while y were on motorway. However, employees at Travelodge took care of Ant and Dec till time rightful owners returned. A representative of Travelodge, Shakila Ahmed, said that couple h gone to town to shop, h lunch, heed back home; y realised that y h left behind Ant and Dec only after y h travelled some 30 odd miles on motorway. Shakila furr ded that staff h to take care of Alpacas to make sure that y did t go through any trouble.

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According to reports, employees across 571 Travelodge hotels h come across various things placed under lost and found category. For example an Aston Martin, a gingerbre vill and a celebrity autograph book. Shakila also said that wedding props such as a flower wall, palm trees, a 5ft floral unicorn, and a Tiffany ring, have also been found in hotel rooms.

Shakila Ahmed said that guests on business stays have also left behind things such as business papers, valueable itemd and lucky charms. She gave an example of a Bonsai tree that h been passed down three generations and a new identity artwork. She went on to say that reason why people forget to take ir things is that y are always in a hurry and do t man ir time properly.

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(With inputs from ncies)