Maine Now Has an ‘Official State Dog’

  • Published

UPDATE: The Maine Legislature has enacted a bill to make the Seppala Siberian sleddog the “Official State Dog.”

The bill became law April 27, without Gov. Janet Mills’ signature.

ORIGINAL POST: A public hearing was held yesterday, Feb. 24, discussing Maine having an “Official State Dog.”

The bill discussed in the legislature would name the Seppala Siberian Sleddog as Maine’s pick.

Check out what breeds are the “Official Dogs” in other states.

According to CBS 13, WGME, supporters said… “the dogs delivered mail beyond the postal service’s route and played a role in historic expeditions across Maine.”

PHOTO: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=3925073724434057

Latest Local Central Maine News