After being adopted into a forever home in June 2018, Max the Jack Russell terrier now spends his days sitting in the limelight.
Max, 9, was adopted by Charlie Van Gilder and Mary O’Shaughnessy, both working artists who teach at the Port Townsend School of the Arts and show their work at the PTSA Gallery and Northwind Arts Center.
“We met him on June 7, and he is a keeper,” Van Gilder said. “We have had three other Jack Russells and three Australian shepherds. All have been very intelligent and affectionate working pups and have shown up in our artwork: photos, painting, prints, collage and even sculpture.
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