Other 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 | 39 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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Traumapalooza
We knew Old Lady (bottom) was terriffed, but we had no idea how much.
If there’s been a theme to the past month in rescue, it’s been “traumatized dogs.”
As I’ve reported often, trauma isn’t rare in my world. Many of these dogs have been a...
The high cost of kibble
Giving you all a live shot of my inbox.
I haven’t been writing much about rescue here simply because it’s been so busy I can’t stop living the stories to make time to write them for you. Each day has been another episode of here comes the...
The novelist Chris Bohjalian had no idea how a dog would change his life
I’ve long been a big fan of Chris Bohjalian’s books The Flight Attendant, The Jackal’s Mistress, and Hour of the Witch. And his latest, The Amateur, which is just out this month, is a heartstopping, jawdropping winner. But don’t just listen...
Let sleeping dogs lie (in your bed)
Foster Capone wasn’t allowed to sleep in my bed. He didn’t get the memo.
A few years ago, a dear friend of mine was having a little marital trouble. She and her husband are fabulous people, they are perfect for each other, blah blah blah,...
Good grief
The question I get most often: How do I get over the loss of my dog? My answer is always the same: You do you. But have you considered fostering?
I was leaving a friend’s apartment the other day and rode down in the elevator with a tall, s...
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I am a NY Times bestselling author, intake coordinator for Northeast Boston Terrier Rescue, New Yorker
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