Author Ann Bausum tells the true story of Stubby the stray dog and his service in World War I. Learn more about Ann’s work — including her Stubby book for children and one for adults — at AnnBausum.com. The family of Stubby’s best friend, Robert Conroy, maintains a website honoring their exploits and relationship.
The National WWI Museum and Memorial is dedicated to remembering, interpreting and understanding the Great War and its enduring impact on the global community. Come to Kansas City or visit online at TheWorldWar.org.
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