Dog blog
Kayleigh Harrill, Staff Photographer
The month of October is “Adopt-a-Dog Month” since American Humane first celebrated it in 1981. This is “an effort to help the estimated 3-4 million animals waiting in shelters to get the loving, forever homes that they deserve,” according to the American Humane website. In honor of this, we have highlighted a few North Greenville students who own rescue or adopted dogs.
Justin Brown, sophomore broadcasting major, has an adopted dog named Ali. His family has had her since she was a puppy.
Ali is a huge part of their family and brings them so much joy. Her company brings comfort to Browns’ parents and their three sons.
Brayden Smith, senior Christian studies major, has an adopted dog named Pip. Pip is a very large part of Smith’s life.
Autumn Lowry, senior broadcasting major, has an adopted dog named Atticus.
Atticus is definitely a photogenic part of their family.
Ben Johnson, senior sport management major, has three rescue dogs in his home. From left to right, their names are Houston, Zoey and Carolina.
Bailey Breazeale, senior marketing major, has an adopted dog named Cooper. Her family adopted him from the Greenville Humane Society when she was in middle school.
Cooper has the nickname “Dr. Dog.” The family puts glasses on him as a joke; he is definitely a large part of the family.
