30 dogs, 2 cats and preacher on bent knee...
Thirty dogs, two cats and a handful of stuffed animals came walking and strolling from every direction at 2pm sharp. There were a number of unexpected turnouts as well, including young children with their stuffed animals and a woman who was completely shaken since she had recently lost her Italian Greyhound named Colby (see below). It was a heartwarming affair - the crowd sang hymns (handed out by Drew) while the dogs barked and sniffed around. After the hymns were sung, Drew blessed each individual animal. It was a real sight to see. Each animal was introduced by name before being given an official blessing. If you’re an animal lover, then this is something that you must attend at leas once in your life.
*Colby also responds to the name Tucker. Colby is black/brown with a white face and white paws. Weighs 15lbs. Last seen 10/3 @ Cleveland and Elmwood. Reward if found. Please call 716-541-5311 or 716-840-2348 or 703-855-2981
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