Shelter Sunday: Amazing News from New Brunswick, Canada

If you haven’t figured it out, I choose a place to feature each Sunday by going alphabetically through a list of US states and Canadian territories / provinces. Today it was New Brunswick’s turn, and this has never happened before in the almost 14 years I’ve been writing this blog. There are NO dogs listed … Continue reading Shelter Sunday: Amazing News from New Brunswick, Canada →

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