by KYW's John McDevitt So how does an Old English sheep dog participate in a book signing? You may want to stop by a Marlton book store on Thursday night to find out. The book was written to educate children about puppy mills. Judith Kristen and Henley, the 10 1/2-year-old Old English sheep dog, educate children in South Jersey and Philadelphia schools about puppy mills. Now they're doing book signings. 'My Name is Henley: My Life and Times as a Rescued Dog' is available in paper back: "I wrote this book in the dog's voice so that it could reach children. Henley was a Lancaster mill puppy runt who was abandoned and left to die and so the story happens tens of thousand times a day, a million times a year." You can meet Judith Kristen and Henley on Thursday night at 7:30 at the Barnes and Noble on Route 70 in Marlton, NJ. Get...
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