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Jennifer Gilmore and Snowy

    “She’s sweet, loyal, tender, and loving, but also brilliant and fun.”  

December 13, 2019 Sakib Shahriar Arnob Leave a comment

Sarah Morgan and Rambo, and Chelsea Cefalu and Wilbur

  “He walks by someone and expects them to stop for him…when he sees we are getting ready to leave he gets sad.”

December 11, 2019 Alexander Zois Leave a comment

The Dog House, LLC 2018

“We were sitting in here, just kinda waiting and I remember seeing Cindy, a volunteer that works through CPL, kinda walking up holding this little perfect puppy, like Oh My God! That’s Owen.”

December 14, 2018 Matthew Post Leave a comment

Mike Butler and Bronx

“‘Don’t pits make the best pets ever? And it’s usually some other pitbull owner and the answer is yes, yeah they’re fantastic.”

December 14, 2018 Jacob Schwartz Leave a comment

Jennifer Dize, Sadie and Tinkerbell

“There is nothing better than coming home and like whatever kind of day you had you come home to two wagging butts.”

December 13, 2018 Nicholas D'Onofrio Leave a comment

Erin Cottle-Hunt and Aggie

“I think he seems to have some sense that we are capable of suffering and that his job is to alleviate that suffering.”

December 11, 2018 Madison Barto Leave a comment

Lisa Miskelly and Rocco

“While he’s not officially a working dog, we run a pretty small farm at home in addition to me being the farmer here on campus.”

December 8, 2018 Thomas Grant Leave a comment

Michael Feola and Loki

“He’s always there; he’s a figure of great patience, great love, he’s dependable…. steady”

December 20, 2017 John Zamichieli Leave a comment

David Shulman and Molly

“On one side, the dog’s a parasite. On the other, people get their emotional exploitation out of the dog too.”

December 15, 2017 Kevin Long Leave a comment

Julia Nicodemus and Bogie

  “Having him around…often makes me smile, especially when he is happy. It’s very contagious.”  

December 15, 2017 Zhiqi Zhou Leave a comment

Andy Vinchur and Arlo, Maria and Franz

“They just see the world in a different way than we do. It doesn’t make them better. It doesn’t make them worse. It just makes them interesting.”

December 15, 2017 Kelsey Nies Leave a comment

Amy Gordon and Tucker

  “I worry about him like the kids…we’ve always been close. He’s always been like that kid to me.”

December 14, 2017 Jake Renko Leave a comment

Dru Germanoski and his Gordon Setters

  “Dogs are like humans almost to me, so losing a dog feels like the end of the world.”

December 14, 2017 Caleigh Schmid Leave a comment

Robert Kurt and Checkers

  “To me the relationship is kind of like with my kids. I always kind of try to be there for the kids and do what they wanted to do when they wanted, and he’s kind of the same way.”

December 14, 2017 Brian Long Leave a comment

Jason Simms and Sydney

“Well she’s an Australian cattle dog so what are you going to call her other than Sydney. It just sort of came naturally.”

December 11, 2017 Allison Gibbons Leave a comment

Jeffrey Goldstein and Munson

“They do something for me…for a large percentage of people the relationship that you have with a dog is just so significant and so genuine and it’s a loving relationship.”

December 22, 2016 Zachery Capolongo Leave a comment

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