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\"dogchapel_01\"<\/a>The tragically late Stephen Hunek said, “You can trust a dog with your life but not with your lunch.”<\/p>\n

I read the lead story in the latest issues of Seven Days<\/a> that featured the wonders and travails of the Dog Chapel and Dog Mountain, the legacy of artist Stephen Hunek and his late wife.<\/p>\n

The next day I took a trip to Dog Mountain. It’s a magical place. A literal sanctuary where dog lovers can mediate on the love of their living and departed dogs. The walls are covered with notes and cards to the dearly departed.<\/p>\n

Dog Mountain needs our support. If you love dogs, then visit the Gallery or the online store <\/a>and purchase some of the wonderful art they have for sale. Woodcut prints, tee shirts, mugs, books, and more. You can also donate directly.<\/p>\n

Dog mountain is also a great place for the living. A pond and meadow to roam and romp off leash. Of course, dogs are allowed into the chapel but no dogma!<\/p>\n

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