Even Bad Dogs Go to Heaven More from the Dog Chapel

The Dog Chapel introduced readers to Stephen Huneckand#8217;s very special retreat for dogs and their owners, and Huneckand#8217;s dog-centric philosophy captured the publicand#8217;s attention. In this book, a follow-up to that perennial seller, readers will learn more about the special affection owners reserve for dogs that have passed on.

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Pet owners come to the Dog Chapel in Vermont to remember and memorialize their beloved dogs. All along the walls and on every available surface, visitors leave pictures, letters, and testimonials about the dogs that have passed away. People who have just lost a pet find comfort in this outpouring of emotion, and use the walls to bid farewell to their canine friends. This book celebrates this affection and reflects on the life cycle of beloved dogs. It is the perfect gift for a bereaved pet owner, or anyone who believes that dogs have a special place in human life.

Huneck celebrates the affection owners have for beloved dogs and reflects on their life cycles. This volume makes the perfect gift for a bereaved pet owner or anyone who believes that dogs have a special place in human life.

Stephen Huneck was an internationally acclaimed painter and sculptor who passed away in 2010. He was the owner of Stephen Huneck Galleries in St. Johnsbury, Vermont.