Thanks for taking care of lost dog

Authors thank the stranger who rescued their dog for the night after it had escaped from its yard.

Dear Editor

A huge and sincere thank you to the gentleman who rescued and harboured our little dog the night of Sept. 27. She would have had a rough night out if not for you! Again, thank you so much.

Sharla & Phil Dubroy

Ashcroft

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