Denali and I set a new record last night a sold $140.00 worth of Denali The Dog greeting cards during a meet and greet from 6 to 9pm at Biddle Gallery in Wyandotte, MI. All proceeds from the card sales were donated to Wyandotte’s WAG’s Animal Rescue. I want to send a special Thank You to Karen Thomas owner of Biddle Gallery for letting us spend the evening with her. Denali also wants to thank everyone for the massages and belly rubs. Have a great weekend!

THANK YOU… . Rebecca Regnier and Justin from Channel 13, News in Toledo for spending the morning with us This was Denali’s first on camera interview and I think he did quite well. Between takes, Rebecca and Justin worked great as Denali’s personal masseuse and masseur. Denali returned the favor with many wet smooches. 

Brad and his sister Pam, owners of Three Dog Bakery, in Plymouth Michigan hang out with Denali after his  first in store appearance. Denali had an excellent time and greeted many fans. The bakery is full of fresh pastries with natural ingredients.  Since,  Denali is part ITALIAN, he ate a good portion of fresh doggie canoli.  He even asked for some expresso but, I told him maybe later.

All of Denali’s cards sales today, went to the Michigan Humane Society.  Denali and I will be back in November to sell Christmas cards.  I will keep you posted on our next visit.

It’s been a rough week for Denali. Last weekend he went for a follow-up vet visit, and I was told he had something in his stomach that needed removed. That something turned into $1.80 in coins. Quarters and a nickel.

This is the second major surgery the poor guy has undergone. He’s fine, however.

His modeling duties are on hold while he is stitched up. Denali is moving slowly but still is happy, wagging his tail and requests his pets. No stick tossing this week.

Denali, today, finally had the chance to show off his abilities to the local media.

Getting on the cedar chest was no problem. Posing for pictures failed to scare him. Denali didn’t seem to mind strangers from the Bowling Green (O.) Sentinel-Tribune stopping by for a feature story on the card business and a dog’s willingness to be photographed in various outfits.

Reporter Deb Rogers and photographer Aaron Carpenter are the first members of the mass media to visit the location where it all happens. A story set to be published May 3 will focus on Denali’s cards being available at the Bowling Green State University bookstore.

Upon departure of the media hounds, Denali promptly found his favorite spot against the couch and took a nap. It was just another day in the life of a supermodel dog.

John and Susan owners of Our Town’s Brewin‘ in Clyde, Ohio got a visit from Denali this afternoon.

On your next journey when traveling through Clyde, make sure you stop in to get one of 30 fresh pies made by this cozy all-American store. The best part of a visit to Our Town Brewin’ is the casual atmosphere and the ability to purchase one of Denali’s latest cards.

Welcome, John and Susan!