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Sheila was honored on the Exceptional Women radio program for her work with Trouble. Listen to the fabulous interview by Candy O'Terry of Magic 106.7 ... she did an incredible job!

Simply click on the link below.

Here are three wonderful articles just recently published about the Mission of Trouble!

Caroline Dowd-Higgins - 1-3-2011

Boston.com 12-28-2010

Marblehead Patch 12-23-2010

This April Kate Loving Shenk invited Sheila and Mary McManus on her blog talk radio show ... it was very inspiring for us all!!!

Click on this link to listen:http://www.blogtalkradio.com/kateloving/2011/04/26/moon-moo-you-the-collective-wisdom

This is a link to a wonderful radio show we did over the Christmas holidays http://www.blogtalkradio.com/kate-loving-shenk/2010/12/28/moon-moo-you-the-collective-wisdom Thank you Kate Loving Shenk and Joan Adams for your graciousness

Trouble now has his own Facebook page and has already connected with some incredible people such as
Mary McManus ... a polio survivor who ran the Boston Marathon and is a published author of poetry ...
www.marymcmanus.com and Mary introduced Trouble to

Bernie Siegel ... world famous author of such books as Love, Medicine and Miracles (among many) and surgeon ... who says this about the concept of Trouble the Dog:

"Love the idea ...
curses can become blessings with what they teach us
difficulties can be God redirecting us to something better
troubles can become gifts we learn from and share" ...

Check out the interview by Dr. Shannon Reece about using intuition as your guide -- posted below on Facebook!

Trouble met some incredible new friends at Hasbro Children's Hospital last week!

Sheila, Trouble and the SPCA of TN were recently featured in Patch.com ... a new online news service by AOL.

It's all about HOPE!

SHEILA DUNCAN WANTS TO HELP HOPE FIND A HOME IN MARBLEHEAD

Through her children's book and animated character �Trouble the Dog� Sheila Duncan, former owner of the famous Maddie's Sail Loft, donates a portion of sales to charities which help children and dogs in need.
In tandem with the MSPCA of TN and Celina Weissenborn, the president, Sheila has rescued over 25 dogs from abandonment (or worse) in TN and found them loving forever homes here in New England.

Her latest pup in need is aptly named HOPE ... she's only three months old, 15 pounds and was found wandering the streets as a stray. She just needs a chance. Please contact Sheila at for details about HOPE.