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"The Mysterious Disappearance of The Empty Hanger: A Tale of Suspense and Intrigue | Westmoreland Buzz BOGO Offer!"

Charles Sisk
Apr 7, 2026
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As prom season approaches in Westmoreland County, some families quietly worry about the costs that can make this milestone feel out of reach. Angela’s Angels in Latrobe is dedicated to making sure every local high school girl can celebrate in style, regardless of her financial situation. Inside their welcoming boutique on Ligonier Street, teens browse racks of donated gowns—each representing generosity from within our own community. Volunteers like Donna and Marsha offer encouragement, turning a dress fitting into an empowering experience. Former recipient Merrissa, once aided by Angela’s Angels, now pays it forward as a mentor, showing the long-lasting ripple effect of local support. The organization thrives through dress donations, volunteer hours, and the kindness of neighbors. As this spring’s celebrations near, families are invited to contribute gently used gowns or a helping hand, ensuring every student can enjoy an unforgettable night—and community spirit shines brighter than ever. Read More... |
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Westmoreland Sale for Kids is a massive, fast-paced consignment event drawing hundreds of families and thousands of items to the Westmoreland Fairgrounds in Greensburg, PA.
Spanning 14,000 square feet, the sale features children’s clothing (from newborn to size 12), toys, books, nursery gear, and outdoor equipment—plus a separate Teen & Adult sale with sizes up to 3X.
The event runs April 24–26, with the best selection available for early shoppers.
For bargain hunters, Sunday offers half-price deals on select items, including the Teen & Adult sale on May 3.
Admission and parking are always free, with cash, Visa, and MasterCard accepted.
Shoppers are encouraged to arrive with a plan and a bag, as thousands of organized items await.
For over 20 years, this locally beloved event remains a top destination for budget-conscious families. Read More... |
Excitement filled Unity Township as the DAYAA RAMS Competitive Cheer program opened its brand-new gym at 5924 State Route 981, Suite 2. The facility gives over 50 local athletes—from age 4 through 18—a welcoming space to practice and compete after years spent training in borrowed school gyms. Founders Rebecca Blasco, Angie Reeping, Marissa Vokes, and Sarah Reeping, each with deep coaching experience, say the gym marks a fresh chapter for the growing program. Young cheerleaders like Josie Vallorani, Caroline Fleming, and Audrey Terry are thrilled about the freedom, space, and sense of community the gym provides. Supported by sponsors and families, the team will start official practices once new mats arrive in April. With a grand opening planned for May, RAMS aims to foster local talent and keep competitive cheer traditions alive, offering new opportunities for everyone eager to join. Read More... |
Newhouse Park in Delmont came alive with warm spring sunshine, laughter, and a kaleidoscope of colors as hundreds of children and their families gathered for the town’s annual Easter egg hunt.
The festivities kicked off at 11:30 a.m. with Easter-themed crafts, offering youngsters a chance to unleash their creativity before the main event began at noon.
Organized by the Delmont Recreation Committee, the free hunt welcomed kids up to age 10, creating anticipation across the community.
Participants were split into age groups to keep the competition friendly, with the oldest rushing headlong across the hillside, eagerly scooping up pastel eggs from every corner of the park.
Each child later selected a prize from a table stocked with donated toys like Hot Wheels and Barbie dolls, thanks to local volunteers, including Girl Scouts and the Salvation Army, who provided refreshments and helped make the day a true spring celebration. Read More... |
The Young Ambassadors of Pennsylvania program is seeking high school students in grades 10–12 from Westmoreland County who are passionate about protecting the environment.
Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful and PennDOT lead this initiative, inviting applications through June 10.
Chosen students will serve from September 2026 to May 2027, leading community cleanups, conducting local assessments, and attending virtual sessions focused on waste management and civic action.
Recent ambassadors, including Emily Lori of Greensburg Central Catholic and Kathryn Trautmann of Franklin Regional Senior High, have set a strong example through their environmental advocacy.
Ambassadors build leadership skills, organize cleanup events, and present findings on local litter issues.
Interested students can visit the Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful website or contact Kylie McCutcheon at 724-836-4121 x114 for details.
Apply now to make a difference in your community and become a positive force for the environment. Read More... |
Kym and Kaitlyn Daniels, a devoted mother-daughter team from Derry Township, have officially launched Two Chikk’s Apothecary inside the historic Loyalhanna Elementary School building.
Their new wellness shop features handcrafted crystal jewelry, soaps, wax melts, and candles, all crafted to foster natural healing and positive energy.
Kym, currently studying herbalism, has plans to soon expand their offerings with homemade ointments and balms.
The family’s journey began at local vendor markets, growing enough to need a dedicated space, made possible by State Rep. Leslie Rossi’s support as their landlord.
Both women credit the healing power of crystals with aiding their own lives—relieving nightmares, easing anxiety, and supporting emotional wellness after personal loss.
Two Chikk’s Apothecary is a true family venture, with help from Kym’s husband and son, serving the community Thursdays and Sundays in Suite 575.
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Quote Of The Day |
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🗓️ Family-Friendly Events in Westmoreland County, PAApril 7 – April 13, 2026
🟢 FREE EVENTS1. Westmoreland Museum of American Art — General Admission (All Week) 📅 Wednesday–Sunday, April 8–12, 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Closed Mon–Tue) 📍 221 N. Main Street, Greensburg, PA 15601 📝 Admission to the museum is free and supported in part by generous members, donors, and by UPMC Health Plan. Current exhibitions include Florida Highwaymen Painters, Steel Valley Visions Immersive Experience, the "Play Ball!" painted baseball collection, and the Bells Across PA sculpture series celebrating America's 250th. All ages welcome; the museum features interactive light-table gallery spaces great for curious kids. 🔗 Source: thewestmoreland.org 2. Children's Studio: "We Love BEES!" — Westmoreland Museum of American Art 📅 Saturday, April 11, 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM 📍 221 N. Main Street, Greensburg, PA 15601 📝 A "Children's Studio: We Love BEES!" event is scheduled for April 11 at 10:00 AM at the Museum. This art-making program connects kids to nature and creativity through hands-on projects. Best for elementary-aged children; families welcome. 🔗 Source: thewestmoreland.org/events 3. Free Public Gallery Tour — Westmoreland Museum of American Art 📅 Saturday, April 11, 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM 📍 221 N. Main Street, Greensburg, PA 15601 📝 Free public tours run most Saturdays from 1–2 PM during featured exhibition runs. A museum educator leads visitors through the galleries — a wonderful way for families and tourists to engage with the art on a deeper level. 🔗 Source: thewestmoreland.org 4. American Red Cross Blood Drive — Greensburg Garden & Civic Center 📅 Wednesday, April 8, 12:30 PM – 6:00 PM 📍 951 Old Salem Road, Greensburg, PA 15601 📝 An American Red Cross Blood Drive is scheduled at the Greensburg Garden & Civic Center on April 8 from 12:30–6:00 PM. Free to participate; a great opportunity for teens and adults to give back to the community. Walk-ins welcome, though appointments are encouraged. 🔗 Source: westmorelandculturaltrust.org/the-greensburg-garden-civic-center 5. Westmoreland County Parks — Trout Fishing Season (Open All Week) 📅 April 7–13, dawn to dusk 📍 Multiple parks: Loyalhanna Gorge, Bridgeport Dam, Chestnut Ridge Dam, Mammoth, Northmoreland & Twin Lakes Parks 📝 Trout season is open at county parks including Loyalhanna Gorge, Mammoth, Northmoreland, and Twin Lakes. Bait is available for sale and visitors can rent boats at the Twin Lakes Boathouse, with bait vending machines at Northmoreland and Mammoth Parks. All ages welcome; a PA fishing license is required for adults (ages 16+). Free for children under 16. A classic spring outing for families. 🔗 Source: westmorelandcountypa.gov/1383/Schedule-of-Events 6. Lincoln Highway Experience Museum — Open for Visits (Tue–Sun) 📅 Tuesday–Sunday, April 7–12, 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM 📍 3435 Route 30 East, Latrobe (Unity Township), PA 15650 📝 The Lincoln Highway Experience is open April through November, Tuesday through Sunday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. This unique museum tells the story of America's first coast-to-coast highway with vintage vehicles, roadside artifacts, and interactive displays. It is also part of the brand-new Highway of Heroes historic trail challenge in 2026. Great for history-minded families. 💲 Small admission fee applies. Check lhhc.org for current pricing. 🔗 Source: lhhc.org/news-events/event-calendar.html 7. West Overton Village Distillery — Open for Visits (Thu–Fri) 📅 Thursday–Friday, April 9–10, 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM 📍 109 W. Overton Road, Scottdale (East Huntingdon Township), PA 15683 📝 The West Overton Distillery is open Thursdays–Fridays from 12–8 p.m. in April; the full Museum reopens in May. Visitors can explore the historic 1859 distillery building, learn about Pennsylvania rye whiskey's heritage at the Sam Komlenic Gallery, and sample spirits. Free to visit the distillery; cocktails and bottles available for purchase. Adults primarily, but the grounds and history are family-accessible. 🔗 Source: westovertonvillage.org 8. West Overton Village — "Whiskey Wednesdays" 📅 Wednesday, April 8, 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM 📍 109 W. Overton Road, Scottdale, PA 15683 📝 West Overton Village hosts "Whiskey Wednesdays" on the second Wednesday of each month, April–October, for an evening of food, music, drinks, and games. A relaxed social gathering at this historic National Register site. Best for adults, but the open grounds make it accessible to families with older children. 💲 Cost: Drinks/food for purchase. Entry details at westovertonvillage.org. 🔗 Source: westovertonvillage.org/events 9. Therapy Dog Public Seminar — Westmoreland Mall 📅 Monday, April 13, 6:00 PM 📍 Westmoreland Mall, Space 276, 5256 Route 30, Greensburg, PA 15601 📝 A Therapy Dog Public Seminar is scheduled for Monday, April 13, at 6:00 PM at Westmoreland Mall Space 276. Learn about therapy dog certification and training, and meet trained dogs in action. Great for animal-loving families and kids. 🔗 Source: allevents.in — Westmoreland Mall 🟡 PAID EVENTS10. TOAST — A Tribute to Bread — The Palace Theatre ⭐ Staff Pick 📅 Wednesday, April 8, 7:30 PM 📍 The Palace Theatre, 21 W. Otterman Street, Greensburg, PA 15601 📝 TOAST is described as the No. 1 tribute to BREAD and one of the top tribute acts in the world, performing the soft rock band's biggest hits including "Make It With You," "If," "Baby I'm-a Want You," and "Everything I Own." A great evening for parents and adults who love 70s soft rock — or older teens with a taste for classic music. The Palace Theatre is celebrating its 100th Anniversary in 2026. 💲 Tickets vary; check westmorelandculturaltrust.org or call the box office at 724-836-8000. 🔗 Source: westmorelandculturaltrust.org/concerts-events-listing 11. ⚠️ CANCELLED — Doobie Brothers Tribute "Listen to the Music" 📅 Thursday, April 9, 7:30 PM — THIS SHOW IS CANCELLED 📍 The Palace Theatre, Greensburg 📝 The performance of the Doobie Brothers Tribute "Listen to the Music" scheduled for April 9, 2026 at The Palace Theatre has been cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances. Refund requests must be submitted to boxoffice@wctrust.net or 724-836-8000 by 5 PM on Tuesday, April 14, 2026. 🔗 Source: westmorelandculturaltrust.org 12. HOTEL CALIFORNIA — A Salute to the Eagles — The Palace Theatre ⭐ Popular Pick 📅 Friday, April 10, 8:00 PM 📍 The Palace Theatre, 21 W. Otterman Street, Greensburg, PA 15601 📝 Hotel California is described as having "a spirited blend of originality and the pursuit of excellence," achieving recognition normally reserved for gold and platinum recording artists, faithfully reproducing the Grammy award-winning sounds of the Eagles. A night out for adults and teens who love classic rock — one of the most acclaimed Eagles tribute acts touring today. 💲 Tickets vary; check westmorelandculturaltrust.org or call 724-836-8000. 🔗 Source: westmorelandculturaltrust.org/concerts-events-listing 13. LES MIS N'AT — River City Brass at The Palace Theatre ⭐ Family-Friendly Pick 📅 Saturday, April 11, 7:30 PM 📍 The Palace Theatre, 21 W. Otterman Street, Greensburg, PA 15601 📝 Les Mis N'at is described as a "Broadway Baby" concert featuring the River City Brass playing favorites from Broadway's Great White Way, including numbers from A Chorus Line, Les Miserables, and more. An accessible, rousing, fully live brass band performing beloved Broadway hits — wonderful for families with kids who enjoy music and show tunes. 💲 Tickets vary; check westmorelandculturaltrust.org or call 724-836-8000. 🔗 Source: westmorelandculturaltrust.org/concerts-events-listing 14. Fort Ligonier — Daily Historic Site & Museum Visits 📅 April 7–13, 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM daily (Note: Closed Easter Sunday, April 5 — fully open all week Apr 7–13) 📍 200 S. Market Street, Ligonier, PA 15658 📝 Fort Ligonier's historic site and museum are now open daily, with guided tours of the historic site available for an upcharge of $5 per person with the price of admission. Walk the same ground as a young George Washington, explore reconstructed French & Indian War fortifications, see real battle artifacts, and experience live gallery talks. One of the region's top attractions for families and history buffs of all ages. 💲 Adults approx. $12; reduced for seniors/children; +$5 for guided tour. Verify at fortligonier.org. 🔗 Source: fortligonier.org 📋 SUMMARY TABLE
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Here is the 7-day weather forecast for Greensburg, PA: Tuesday, April 7, 2026: High 40°F, Low 25°F, Cloudy |
Hey neighbors! Spring is bringing some fresh energy across **Westmoreland County**, with a couple of exciting new spots that highlight our local flavors and community spirit. While the past month and coming weeks haven't seen a huge wave of brand-new independent openings (many recent ones landed late last year), I've rounded up the standout additions and near-openings that our area folks are buzzing about. These businesses reflect the heart of what makes Westmoreland special—local roots, quality products, and places where neighbors can gather. Let's celebrate them! ### Mangia featuring DeLallo – Hempfield Township (at Live! Casino Pittsburgh, Westmoreland Mall) You'll find fresh Italian comfort classics like pizza, pasta, hoagies, salads, and desserts, plus craft cocktails, wines, Italian sodas, and an Illy coffee/espresso bar with seasonal lattes. There's even a Mangia Express window, a rotating gelato cart (think tiramisu, chocolate, vanilla), and a retail marketplace stocked with DeLallo dried pastas, sauces, olive oils, spreads, meats, cheeses, and gift baskets. Catering is available too—perfect for family gatherings or events. Fran DeLallo shared the pride in bringing this to our home turf: “We’re proud to attach our name and reputation to Live! Casino. This community is our home and expanding here allows us to share the same recipes, service and atmosphere our guests know and trust with an even wider audience.” Sean Sullivan from the casino added that it's about partnering with local icons who share community values. What makes it special? It brings Jeannette's Italian heritage right into a convenient spot for shoppers, diners, and families across the county, blending quick bites with take-home pantry staples. Stop by starting April 9 for the grand opening (free cannolis for the first 200 guests while supplies last!). Hours will align with the mall/casino schedule—check livech.com or the Westmoreland Mall site for updates. Follow Live! Casino Pittsburgh for the latest. Swing in, grab a hoagie or some pasta to go, and support this local-family collaboration that keeps our Italian traditions thriving right here at home. Mangia! 🍝 ### Tastyland – Greensburg (second location at 1476 Business Route 66) The owners have been pouring heart into renovations and are excited to grow while keeping the same welcoming, family-friendly vibe that makes Tastyland feel like a Westmoreland tradition. It's all about filling that sweet craving with quality scoops and smiles—something our busy communities always need more of! Unique to our area? That multi-generational local ownership and the pure joy it brings on warm evenings (or any day now with the new spot). Watch their Facebook page (Tastyland66) for exact hours and the official ribbon-cutting details. Swing by for a cone or sundae and show the Gunniers family some love as they expand their legacy. Nothing says "welcome to spring in Westmoreland" like supporting a hometown sweet spot! 🍦 These openings remind us how local roots and smart partnerships keep our county vibrant. If you're heading to the mall area or cruising Route 66, make a point to check them out—your visit helps these businesses (and the families behind them) thrive. Got photos from your visits or tips on other spots I might have missed? Share your comments or drop me a line so we can keep spotlighting our neighbors. See you around the county—let's keep shopping, eating, and supporting local! ❤️ What do you think—ready to try Mangia's cannolis or a Tastyland classic? Let me know your favorites! |
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Interesting Facts |
The Volkswagen Westmoreland Assembly plant, located near New Stanton, began producing cars in 1978. Before this, all major car manufacturing in the U.S. was owned by domestic companies like Ford or GM. The facility famously produced the Volkswagen Rabbit (and later the Golf and Jetta) until it closed in 1988.
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🌟 Westmoreland Buzz Community NewsletterWeek of April 5, 2026⭐ LOCAL SHOUTOUTSRecognitions, achievements, and accomplishments worth celebrating 🍝 Norwin Engineers Are the Pasta Kings of Westmoreland County! The Norwin High School physics class is on a roll — and this time with pasta and glue. Students from five regional high schools participated in the 19th St. Vincent College Pasta Bridge Engineering Competition on March 9, with Norwin students taking four of the five awards. The first-place Norwin team — Christopher "CJ" Elliott, Connor Gurekovich, Cade Kubistek, Maerek Moenssens, Beckham Warhold, and Richie Zula — built a bridge that withstood 30.3 pounds before buckling, earning them first place as well as the Engineering Design and Aesthetics awards. Key details: Competition was held March 9 at the Fred M. Rogers Center at St. Vincent College, Unity Township. Students built bridges from uncooked pasta and glue ahead of the event. Source: St. Vincent College News | Latrobe Bulletin 🏭 Big Jobs Coming to Westmoreland County! Here's some great economic news for the area. Chelsea Building Products and ARCO Pittsburgh broke ground on a project to build a 228,000-square-foot manufacturing facility at Commerce Crossing at Westmoreland, marking a major investment in Westmoreland County's industrial growth. More local jobs and a growing economy — that's something worth celebrating! Key details: Located at Commerce Crossing at Westmoreland. For business development info, visit WestmorelandCountyPA.gov. Source: Westmoreland County Official Website 🏛️ Westmoreland Historical Society Announces Preservation Award Winners History lovers, take note! The Westmoreland Historical Society recently announced its 2026 recipients of the Arthur St. Clair Historic Preservation Awards. These awards honor individuals and organizations who work hard to preserve and protect the area's rich heritage for future generations. Key details: Watch for details from the Westmoreland Historical Society and the Latrobe Bulletin News on the ceremony and recipients. Source: Latrobe Bulletin News 🦸 LOCAL HEROESPeople going above and beyond for their neighbors 🪡 Greensburg Sewers Stitch Together a Global Difference Sometimes a sewing group can change the world — or at least make it a little brighter. A group of sewers joined together on Saturday to create purses, and the colorful bags will provide much-needed hygiene supplies to schoolgirls in Zambia. This local crafting community is proof that Westmoreland County's big heart reaches all the way across the globe. Key details: Keep an eye on the Latrobe Bulletin for more info on how to get involved or donate supplies to this initiative. Source: Latrobe Bulletin News 🐕 Cold Night, Warm Heart: A Stranger Saves the Day in Lower Burrell This story of rescue is one for the books. A man endured hours trapped in his vehicle in freezing temperatures in Lower Burrell overnight, but thanks to the help of a stranger and his dog, he was rescued. We don't always know our neighbors' names, but stories like this remind us we're looking out for each other. Key details: Story out of Lower Burrell. Read the full account at the Latrobe Bulletin. Source: Latrobe Bulletin News 💛 LOCAL CAUSESIssues and initiatives that need our attention and support 🏠 County Launches $6.2M Lead & Healthy Homes Program — Is Your Family Eligible? This one is huge for families with young kids. Westmoreland County offers a "Lead Paint Hazard Control and Healthy Homes Program" to identify lead hazards in a property where there is a child under the age of six years residing or visiting the property regularly. Qualified participants receive services to identify lead-based paint and safety hazards through a risk assessment, with identified hazards stabilized or eliminated by a lead-abatement contractor at NO COST to the homeowner or tenant. Key details: Income limits apply. Contact Westmoreland County Lead Safe staff at (724) 830-3366 or (724) 830-3600, or email leadsafe@westmorelandcountypa.gov. Office located at 40 N. Pennsylvania Ave., 5th Floor, Suite 520, Greensburg. Source: Westmoreland County Lead Safe Program 👩👧 Help Shape the Future for Adults with Disabilities The county is asking for your voice — and it's important. Westmoreland County Department of Human Services wants young adults with disabilities to meet their own goals and enjoy a good life, and is asking the community to take their survey. This is a chance to weigh in on services and support systems that affect thousands of local families. Key details: Take the survey at WestmorelandCountyPA.gov. For questions, contact the Human Services Department. Source: Westmoreland County Human Services 🎗️ FUNDRAISERSActive campaigns that need your support 🌳 March for Parks — Support Your Favorite Local Park or Trail! Love Twin Lakes Park? Chestnut Ridge? Cedar Creek? Here's your chance to give back. The annual March for Parks fundraiser at Twin Lakes Park features live entertainment, fun family activities, tasty food, and other surprises — and you can form a team of friends and family to raise money for parks and trails. Donate $30 and get an official March for Parks t-shirt! Key details: Event at Twin Lakes Park, Latrobe. Sponsored by the Westmoreland County Parks & Recreation Citizens Advisory Board. Visit WestmorelandCountyPA.gov/Parks or call (724) 830-3950 for dates and registration info. Source: Westmoreland County Parks 2026 Events 🤝 Support Blackburn Center — Westmoreland's Only Victim Services Agency Every dollar makes a real difference for survivors in our community. Since 1976, Blackburn Center has provided services to survivors and victims of all types of violence, abuse, and crime in Westmoreland County, offering legal and medical advocacy, counseling, therapy, and other support — and they rely on donations as a key part of their funding. Key details: Visit BlackburnCenter.org to donate or check their wish list. For immediate help, call their 24-hour hotline: 1-888-832-2272. Source: Blackburn Center 🙌 VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIESWays to get involved and give back 🎉 Volunteer at the Westmoreland Mall Inclusion Celebration — This Saturday! This one is coming up fast, so mark your calendar! On April 11, from 11am–3pm at Westmoreland Mall, the 2026 ID/A Community Awareness Event will celebrate community and Olympic-style teamwork with free games, prizes, music, dancing, swag and family-friendly fun. Hosted by Westmoreland Casemanagement and Supports, Inc., the event is free and open to the public, with interactive games, entertainment, and demonstrations for people of all ages. Key details: Saturday, April 11, 11am–3pm at Westmoreland Mall. Free admission. Contact Westmoreland Casemanagement and Supports at wcsi.org. Source: Westmoreland County News Flash | PA Autism ASERT Guide 📚 Volunteer with YWCA Westmoreland County Looking for a meaningful way to spend some time? YWCA Westmoreland County welcomes volunteers to make a difference in the lives of women and girls through event-related opportunities, their used bookstore, and thrift shop. Whether you have a few hours a month or more, there's a spot for you. Key details: Contact YWCA Westmoreland County at ywcawestmoreland.org or visit them in Greensburg. The organization has served over 17,300 individuals through its programs. Source: YWCA Westmoreland County
Have a story tip, shoutout, or community event to share? Reach out and let's spread some good news together. See you next week, Westmoreland! 💙 |
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If you apply to adopt, please let the Humane Society know that you saw the listing in The Westmoreland Buzz Newsletter! Gerald's Story:Gerald is a wonderful nearly 2 year old Catahoula boy who is full of energy and curiosity. He is a smart dog who loves to play, explore and take walks. Gerald loves people and he is a very loving and loyal companion. Gerald doesn't always give off the best first impression, if you walk past his "room" he will probably be jumping and barking his head off like you're a burglar. He's all bark.... once he gets to know you, he's a big softie who gives the best hugs! Interested in adopting? Please review our Adoption Procedures:
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386 Route 217 Latrobe, PA, 15650
Please give Gerald the forever home he deserves!
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