Good News – Pawsome Reunion
Hannah Rountree is 15 years old and last month started volunteering a pet shelter. On her second day on the job, she noticed a cat that looked really familiar. Turns out, it was Spunky, her cat who disappeared from her home in Oregon three years ago. Spunky ended up in the shelter after he was found on the side of a highway back in September. He was adopted by a couple who ended up bringing him back a few weeks later because he didn’t want to catch mice. Well Spunky is back with Hannah and this time made sure to get him microchipped.
Boston has been waking up to the voice of Pebbles for years. She has always had a deep and strong commitment to the community, donating her time to numerous organizations such as the Girl Scouts, First Book Boston, and more. With a passion for youth literacy, she started the program “Pebbles Reading Rockstars” to encourage kids to read more and develop a love of books. A graduate of Northeastern University, the Wareham native continues to visit classrooms as part of the literacy program. Pebbles likes to write about books, personal stories, good news, and self-care.
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