It was the Day of the Dog at Congressional Cemetery on Saturday, which meant lots of dog-related activities and exhibits there. The Hill is Home was there, as well.
Along with a number of other exhibitors, The Hill is Home had a table along the road leading from the entrance to the chapel. (all pictures RSP)
Port City brewing company was pouring tastes in front of John C. Calhoun‘s cenotaph. Don’t know how he would have felt about this. I can only hope that it annoyed him.
Rural Dog Rescue was there, along with a number of other rescue organizations. I hope that this sweet dog found a loving home. She deserves it.
WETA was there with a camera crew for more on the neighborhoods program
They interviewed some of the local dog owners
Ian Herzog-Pohl feeding a dog a treat. There was so much of this going on that some dogs actually refused the offerings.
The Hill is Home table was well-visited, lots of people knew of us, but lots also learned about us for the first time. To all those who did so, welcome!
It was also an opportunity to meet some folks we only knew through Twitter. Or, more importantly, their dogs.