Santa Paws is coming to town! Pup Photos with Santa* (December 2) *funds are donated to various shelters & WINTERWOOF* fundraisers! *Ginger Pet Rescue & Dog Gone Seattle Shelter (December 3) GET OUT there!! Visit the Seattle Pup Magazine Calendar for details!

Attention Seattle Pup Readers! LOST DOG!! RUSCO is missing! Help us find him!! An 8-year-old small Red Male Poodle (about 13 lbs or so) named Rusco has been missing a month now (since 10/23/17) and was last seen off Mink RD in Woodinville on 11/14/17. If you see any small red pups (he hasn't been neutered), please call right away. They are not seen in this area that much. 206-818-8458 PLEASE SHARE THIS INFO! If you have a lost pup send us a message and we will post it to our social media feeds! Email: Info@seattlepup.com

Do you dream of becoming a writer? Do you like magazines and wonder how in the world people get their stuff published? Well, you have come to the "write" place! Come hang out with Seattle Pup Magazine writers and editors as we share our tips of the trade! We are a community-driven, canine-centric magazine and look forward to sharing our knowledge and expertise with you. Visit Eventbrite to sign up for this FREE workshop! When: Saturday, January 6, 2018 from 1-3pm Location: Montlake Branch of the Seattle Public Library All ages and skill levels are welcome! Children must have an adult parent or guardian in attendance. *Please note that dogs are not allowed in the library (with the exception

Have you lost your best friend? We understand. It doesn't matter how long ago your beloved friend passed, it can hurt terribly. Seattle Pup Magazine has listed several organizations on our website that host weekly grief support groups, which are free to attend. We encourage you to meet with others who have experienced a loss to help you navigate this difficult experience. Click here for times and locations.

Dogs have been protecting us around the world and here at home for generations. To learn more about the war dogs in our lives we encourage you to visit your local library. In March we celebrate K-9 Veterans Day on March 13. K-9 Korea: The Untold Story of America's War Dogs in the Korean War J. Rachel Reed 2017 No Better Friend: A Man, A Dog, and Their Incredible True Story of Friendship and Survival in World War II Robert Weintraub 2016 War Dogs, Tales of Canine Heroism, History, and Love Rebecca Frankel 2014 A Soldier's Best Friend: Scout Dogs and Their Handlers in the Vietnam War John C. Burnam 2003 Would you like to review a book for Seattle Pup Magazine? Contact us! #military #k9 #dog

Go, Dog. Go! To kick off their 43rd season, the Seattle Children’s Theatre (SCT) brought back the popular adaptation of P. D. Eastman’s beloved classic Go, Dog. Go! Big dogs, little dogs, black and white dogs; blue dogs in red trees, green dogs in blue trees, dogs at work, at play, at rest, a bright sun overhead, and a whole lot more! The play is a delight to the senses. From the front rows of easy padded bench seating, you hear giggles and laughter from the young audience. For some children, they are watching a play for the very first time. You can feel the excitement. Yes, excitement. If you think such simple text and action would be slow or boring, playwrights Steven Dietz and Allison

******* SPOILER ALERT! ********* "What is the meaning of life? Are we here for a reason? Is there a point to any of this?" This movie begins by asking some of life’s biggest questions, which is no small undertaking in any medium, let alone one that is typically confined to a mere few hours, at best. Many people have and still do spend countless amounts of time trying to answer these very same questions (arguably to varying degrees of success), and we will—most assuredly—continue to seek answers moving forward. Though, in our quest to uncover our own purpose, have we ever considered our faithful canine companions? "What is the meaning of life?" Aside from knowing the love, understanding, and

Do you dream of becoming a writer? Do you like magazines and wonder how in the world people get their stuff published? Well, you have come to the "write" place! Come hang out with Seattle Pup Magazine writers and editors as we share our tips of the trade! We are a community-driven, canine-centric magazine and look forward to sharing our knowledge and expertise with you. Visit Eventbrite to sign up for this FREE workshop! When: Saturday, January 6, 2018 from 1-3pm Location: Montlake Branch of the Seattle Public Library All ages and skill levels are welcome! Children must have an adult parent or guardian in attendance. *Please note that dogs are not allowed in the library (with the exception