Other People's Dogs
Julie KlamOther People's Dogs brings you heart-pounding stories from the world of dog rescue: tales of lost dogs and people, the struggles they endure to find each other and the homes they build together.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 31 | Founded | 10 months ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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You had me at hoops
Northeast Boston Terrier Rescue alum, Pixel: Put me in, coach!
Sometimes world events get in the way of a Substack writer’s work. For instance, wars, plagues, economic collapse—and the New York Knicks going up 3-1 in the NBA finals.
This...
You know who's not ageist? Dogs
My aunt Mattie, RIP, never happier than with her Debby.
Over many years spent observing people surrendering dogs, I’ve come to recognize a couple of understandably common emotions: a great deal of guilt—this has been a member of their fami...
Pet shop oys
After suffering for five weeks, this little man finally got the hand he needed.
We in the dogiverse know puppy mills are the absolute worst. The conditions the dogs are kept in are, to put it mildly, inhumane. They don’t get proper veterin...
Doggone
If you’re on any social media, you can’t help but see countless pleas for help finding lost dogs. There are heartbreaking photos, huge rewards and a tremendous amount of desperation.
That’s one side of the rescue fence. On the other side—m...
My conversation with the cartoonist
I had the pleasure of speaking with Harry Bliss for my first Other People’s Dogs conversation. Harry is the creator of the internationally syndicated comic strip Bliss and a cartoonist and cover artist for The New Yorker. He’s the co-author...
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I am a NY Times bestselling author, intake coordinator for Northeast Boston Terrier Rescue, New Yorker
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