Westport Animal Control offers dogs for adoption

Giselle Oldani '22|March 5, 2021

Giselle Oldani ’22

Peter Reid, Assistant Animal Control Officer, holds six-month-old puppy Trixie. Trixie came from an unkind home, so she feels more safe when she is held.

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Giselle Oldani '22, Web Managing Editor

Journalism has always been a passion for Web Managing Editor Giselle Oldani ’22. To her, Inklings is an opportunity to do good in the world.

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