Still seeking history of Gramps

CORNWALL — A handful of responses has not yielded any real clues about Gramps, the big brown dog taken in by the Little Guild last month. He was picked up as a stray in Litchfield, and that is all that is known about his past.Most worrisome of his many medical problems are the violent seizures.Gramps is doing much better with mild doses of anti-seizure medication. But it is not always the best long-term approach. A medical history is vitally important to his ongoing treatment.He is large for an American bulldog, at about 98 pounds, but is still a bit underweight. Even a couple of weeks of loving care at the shelter cannot disguise his challenges. But he is as good-natured as they come. He hangs out with other “lobby dogs” and humans and is easily enticed to play or just soak up attention.Anyone with information should call 860-318-5097. Information can be given anonymously.

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NWCT Arts Council: Spring fundraiser

Dancers from Pilobolus will perform at the NWCT Arts Council spring fundraiser on April 26 in Washington Depot, Conn.

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On Saturday, April 26, the Northwest Connecticut Arts Council will host a special evening, Arts Connected, their spring fundraiser celebrating the power of creativity and community. Held at the Bryan Memorial Town Hall in Washington Depot from 5 to 8 p.m., this event brings together artists, performers, and neighbors for a magical night filled with inspiration, connection and joy.

Award-winning designer and arts advocate Diane von Furstenberg and her granddaughter Antonia Steinberg are honorary co-chairs of the event. Their shared love of the arts informs the spirit of the evening.

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