Chiropractic centre supports puppy rescue
Chiropractic centre supports puppy rescue
Pamela Steel
FOR THE LOVE OF DOGS. Chewie (a rescue) and the staff at Bracebridge Chiropractic raised more than $800 for Moosenee Puppy Rescue during thier client appreciation day on Saturday, Oct. 27. Clients, old and new dropped by and had assessements or treatments in exchange for a donation to the puppy rescue. (Photo by Pamela Steel)
Huntsville Forester
BRACEBRIDGE - Chewie was once a village dog in Attawapiskat. He wandered the community with his canine partner Penny, according to the people at Moosonee Puppy Rescue.
He was renowned in the village for walking teachers home from the school, on occasion fiercely fighting off coyotes and bears.
The teachers approached Moosonee Puppy Rescue, concerned for Chewie’s well-being. The night before the rescue workers came to fly him out Chewie was tormented, chased by a snow machine and spray-painted blue.
He’s a sweet-tempered hero though and has settled in nicely with his new human companions, Annemieka Struyk and Jani Hamalainen, both of whom work at Bracebridge Chiropractic and Wellness Centre on Manitoba Street.
The centre held an open house and patient appreciation day on Saturday, Oct. 27, offering assessments and treatment at no cost other than a voluntary donation to Moosonee Puppy Rescue.
They raised $816 for the charity.