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Stubby's story
Adopted as the mascot of a regiment of World War I soldiers, Stubby became their comrade-in-arms. In the course of his remarkable life Stubby served on 17 battlefields.
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America's 1st Service Dog?
Stubby's popularity came from his personality. He was a morale booster. But he also barked warnings of incoming shells and gas attacks, and killed rats in the trenches.
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Saluting Service Dogs
The descendants of Robert Conroy (Stubby's inseparable companion) want the story of Stubby to inspire support for organizations training service dogs to help veterans better adjust to civilian life.
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We're rolling up our sleeves to make a difference, and want you to be a part of the good work.
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April 25th, 2018. Photo by Christine Pittsley
Music for your ears.
A song about Stubby.
The Troubadour of CT penned a song about America's War Dog.
Play for me. Giving may be its own reward, but we're not taking any chances.
Sergeant Stubby Salutes Donor Rewards.
Not interested in donor awards? Then:
Stubby on TV. ABC affiliate explores the key role Connecticut played in WWI. See it at:
Packed with period photographs, family memorabilia, and vintage artwork, Ann Bausum’s Stubby the War Dog tells the true story of WWI’s bravest dog, for ages 10 and up. Published by National Geographic.
Historian and author Ann Bausum beautifully brings back to life the story of one of the most celebrated dogs of the 21st century. Using painstaking research, she sifts facts from legend to revive Stubby’s true story. Published by National Geographic.