Send your address to randy@franklindog.com and we’ll mail you a clear window sticker that declares you a “Proud Owner of a Franklin Dog.”

Your pet will be overwhelmed with emotion.

You’ll want to read about Jake, Williamson’s Co. Sheriff’s Dept. 11-year-old German Shepherd Dog. Jake crossed the Rainbow Bridge Dec. 14.

It’s a wonderful article. Jake’s many heroics included tracking a disoriented diabetic who had wandered into the woods.

Jake began a legacy that continues through all our local law enforcement K9 units.

Send your address to randy@franklindog.com and we’ll mail you a clear window sticker that declares you a “Proud Owner of a Franklin Dog.”

Your pet will be overwhelmed with emotion.

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July 31 is the deadline to submit pictures for Happy Tales’ annual fundraiser calendar. Of course, you can always access info about Happy Tales through our Blogroll.

The Tennessean came out to Honey Bear’s home in the Hillsboro Acres neighborhood in Franklin to talk about the Meadowgreen/Grassland area sewer project. Well actually, it was the opinion of owner Eddie Benzon that mattered most. But Honey Bear looks mighty photogenic in pictures on 1W and 5W.

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Here’s a “Shout Out” to Franklin dog Patch Garret, shown on Pg. 9 of the Franklin Review Appeal Section of The Tennessean (Feb. 25). David and Vivian Garrett hosted a last-minute party to celebrate the success of Save the Franklin Theatre. Being the Franklin dog he is, Patch was naturally on the guest list!

You’ll also want to check out the latest in “The Wag” by our Franklin dog newshound Sally. Besides her usual annoyance with Puppy, Sally also mentions a number of other Franklin dogs and other owner/family members, like………

Queen, along with Robert and Patricia Kriebel and Scott; Sugar and owner Bob Reed; Molly and Theresa Reed; and Maggie and Barbara Molnar.

A story and picture to make every Franklin Dog proud is on pg. 5 of the May 20th Franklin Review Appeal section of The Tennessean. Lisa Kirchner and her therapy dog Emily served in Project READ (Reading Education Assistance Dogs) at Franklin’s Moore Elementary School.

And in “The Wag”….oh dog! Sally mentions just about every Franklin dog there is! Check it out on pg. 12.

…….show up on pg. 7W of the June 28 Williamson A.M. section of The Tennessean. Pictures of these Franklin dogs and owners were snapped as they stopped in at “”One Big Wag,” a fundraiser celebration staged by Happy Tales Humane, Franklin’s no-kill animal shelter.

You can always keep up with Happy Tales by clicking on the link in our blogroll.