It's a relationship that's as wild as the creatures that brought them together. What exactly are these creatures? A dog? A wolf? The chupacabra? WOAI brings together an Elmendorf rancher and an East Texas animal lover, so they can share their fascinating finds. Whatever they are, they're turning up more and more these days. While we can merely speculate, two people have firsthand knowledge of the critters. Elmendorf rancher Devin MacNally started this chupacabra phenomenon months ago when he shot a mysterious animal on his property. East Texas animal lover Stacy Womack made another mysterious discovery under her house. News 4 WOAI took Devin to Lufkin to meet Stacy, so the two could compare notes. It wasn't long before the two set to swapping stories. “See his didn't have quite the overbite, but it's so much the same,” said Stacy as the two compared notes. “The ears are always what got me anyway,” replied Devin. “But see how much healthier mine is? It was pregnant.” Another peculiar coincidence... “It only took a shot to kill mine, but it didn't make a noise,” explained Devin. “It didn't move. It didn't do nothing. So I thought that it was like a possum.” Stacey says almost exactly the same thing occurred with her mysterious beast. Stacy spent twenty years working with a veterinarian and as a zookeeper for five years, so some of her expertise came in handy on this visit. She debunked the mange theory.
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So now Chupy is supposed to look like a dog? A couple of years ago I watched a episode (a couple of times) of Unexplained Mysteries, about good ol Chupy. They said that Chupy was green with red eyes and scales down it's back and some sort of stick coming out of it's mouth. 
I wonder which one it is? Thankies for the story! 
