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Candle flame and the text IN MEMORIAM - DEC. 9, 2024

[In Memoriam] Durham Obituaries – Dec. 9, 2024

[In Memoriam] Durham Obituaries – Dec. 9, 2024 Nov. 25, 2024 * Orval Wintermute, 97. Memorial service planned for 2 p.m. on Dec. 21 at the Croasdaile Village chapel in Durham. Nov. 26, 2024 * Jacquelin (Jackie) Deanna Connell Atkinson, 86. Services planned at 11 a.m. on Dec. 14 at the

APS of Durham Pet of the Week: Kovu

APS of Durham Pet of the Week: Kovu

Kovu is a shy and sensitive large male dog who could flourish with guidance and confidence building. Probably too timid for active homes with children. Here’s his biographical information, according to the Animal Protection Society of Durham: We know what you’re thinking: how did this handsome boy find

APS of Durham Pet of the Week: Moe

APS of Durham Pet of the Week: Moe

Moe is a medium-sized adult male cocker spaniel mix. The Animal Protection Society of Durham thinks dogs like Moe can flourish with patient adopters who provide gentle guidance and build confidence. Here’s his biological information, according to the APS of Durham: Meet lil’ Moe. Handsome, sweet, goofy, and great

APS of Durham Pet of the Week: Davey

APS of Durham Pet of the Week: Davey

Davey is a young, medium-sized energetic dog. The Animal Protection Society of Durham thinks dogs like Rosie can flourish with patient adopters who provide gentle guidance and build confidence. Here’s his biological information, according to the APS of Durham: When Davey first came to us, he was just a

APS of Durham Pet of the Week: Do-si-do

APS of Durham Pet of the Week: Do-si-do

Do-si-do is a young, medium-sized female dog who may be too timid for an active home with children. Here’s her biological information, according to the APS of Durham: Have you ever thought to yourself, I’d really like to have a dog that is calm, silly, sweet, cuddly, and

APS of Durham Pet of the Week: Rosie

APS of Durham Pet of the Week: Rosie

Rosie is a shy and sensitive dog, but she tries hard. The Animal Protection Society of Durham thinks dogs like Rosie can flourish with patient adopters who provide gentle guidance and build confidence. Here’s her biological information, according to the APS of Durham: “Angel without wings,” “absolute joy,” “wonderful”

APS of Durham Pet of the Week: Sawyer

APS of Durham Pet of the Week: Sawyer

Sawyer is a big brown dog, large and energetic, and probably best in families with older children. Here’s his biographical information, according to the Animal Protection Society of Durham: Heartthrob alert! Sawyer is a big, goofy guy with a big goofy head. He has recently let us know that