Sally is a strong and independent woman, astute in her lawyer career, commendable in her care for her mother suffering with Alzheimer’s and her devotion to her ex husband and his unusual request for her to oversee his case and become a guardian for the dog that belongs to his clients. It draws attention to the shift in attitudes towards pets and that the law now recognises them as interests, not assets and the custody battles that ensue are on par with the custody’s battles for children. Many intricate relationships are discussed via Sally’s monologue. Her devotion to her friends and family, eclipse her socially adventurous nature and instead she has retreated into seclusion and focuses all her time on her work and her mother. The introduction of the dog that she has temporarily become custodian of, will fill you with perpetual optimism that being a pet owner brings