Hey mister? Don't call that dog lifesaver. Call him Sh#thead.

Judy Hagan lost her beloved pet eight years ago. She always planned to have the dog interred in an adjacent plot when her time comes. Recently, she purchased two plots and had the pup moved to his final resting place. Unfortunately, some of the townsfolk in Uniontown, KY don’t appreciate the name on the gravemarker. Some are calling it disrespectful to the families in this cemetery. Hagan tends to the grave and speaks about the uniquely-named dog, as if it were her child. Some have suggested that the dog’s name should have been censored before being committed to granite. "His name wasn't poop-head," she said. "His name was S---head, and I'm proud of it. I don't care who gets mad over it."