July 14, 2022, 10:30am
Well, we still have some nice things—or rather, dogs do.
While walking through my neighborhood in Missoula recently (a neighborhood that features seven Little Free Libraries for humans, it should be said), I stumbled across a very cute sight: some good Samaritan (by the looks of it, a small one) created a Little Free Library for dogs. But, you know….. with stiks [sic].
And while Montanans famously love dogs (and Subarus), it turns out this isn’t the only Little Free Library for doggos. Literary agent Lucy Carson tweeted about another one yesterday (location unknown), and others are chiming in—so far, from Vancouver and Chicago.
And @genki_ferguson has just informed me of a branch up in Vancouver! 💓 pic.twitter.com/8QINwcCJsy
— Lucy Carson (@LucyACarson) July 13, 2022
Unfortunately one responder has pointed out that chewing on sticks (and presumably stiks) can lead to accidents, so if you’re thinking of starting your own Little Free Library for Dogs, the tennis ball route seems wisest. Or, you know, a few dog-eared copies of classic literature. It worked for Wishbone.
