Ariana Grande upset with company who 'almost murdered' her dogs

Ariana Grande is still waiting for an apology from P&O after an incident involving her pets last June.

Grande was forbidden from taking her beloved two pet dogs onto a P&O ferry at Calais, France, to bring them to Dover in the UK with her, as she did not have the correct paperwork.

Toulouse (pictured left) and Sirius were treated in a rude manner by French customs officials according to Grande's mother, Joan. The officials threatened that they would put the pets down.

The 22-year-old 'Dangerous Woman' singer said: "P&O never apologised. That was a rough experience. My dogs are my life.

"I love my dogs, my babies. I saw it happen in front of my eyes. Any corporation that threatens my dog's lives is never going to be OK in my book."

Grande's half-brother, Frankie, was forced to stay in France to take care of Toulouse and Sirius.

P&O representatives responded with the following statement:

"We completely understand and sympathise with Ms. Grande's frustration, given her attempts to do the right thing. However, the documents she presented were not valid to bring her pets into the U.K."

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