Edna-Ann Senecal

Shortly after the breakup of my parents in the late 60's, My dad felt that maybe; his boy (me) needed a friend for life. He took me from Glens Falls to the Esterville Shelter. Miss Senecal introduced me to a poor dog of questionable ancestry which someone had discarded by throwing from a moving vehicle. He was timid scared and desperately in need of love. Elmer L. (Named after DVM Elmer L. Robinson ) the vet that stitched his wounded head up. Was my best friend until his passing in 1986.
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I volunteered to help at the shelter back in the early 70's as a young teen. I have never forgotten the experience and wanted to say thank you to you, Ms. Senecal. May you enjoy being free with the animals for eternity.