With the inevitable winter season lurking around the corner, Durango’s longtime no kill dog shelter, Annie’s Orphans, needed a helping hand preparing its dog-town digs for the cold. Providing aid, humor and handy-man skills to get the job done were none other than the fine folks of Rent-a-Man. Building and repairing dog houses, spreading straw and keeping the furry k9 pals in good company, were just a few of the helpful tasks volunteered. Here’s a look:
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- Forest Bello lays down a warm blanket of straw over the Environmental Center’s demonstration garden at Fort Lewis College.
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- A snowmobile catches some early morning rays at Durango Mountain Resort.
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- Feathery hoar frost grows on a willow branch near Cascade.
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- The sole chairlift at Ski Hesperus awaits...
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- A tale of two bills
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