Me and my dogs in Halifax, Nova Scotia: Elderdog's Dignity Project

Thursday, October 16, 2014

Elderdog's Dignity Project

Buttercup and I were so happy to take part in their "Dignity" project recently - "a visual exploration of the dignity, grace and beauty of the senior canine" - they allowed Buttercup to be part of the project - and yesterday they released one of the photos they took you can go check what they say about the picture on Facebook - or on Elderdogs website at http://www.elderdog.ca/Education/TheDignityProject.aspx - it was taken by noted local photographer Robert MacLellan

I am so lucky that we got to be part of this project, thank you so much to Elderdog for letting us take part.

1 comment:

Anonymous9:43 PM
Joan this was so nice and Buttercup is sure deserving of mention. She is a true legend. Sometimes she reminds me of the "mouse" in the movie "The Green Mile"
Mary A. Haley
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