
The Dogs of Ron Burns: A Tribute to the Dogs of 9/11
Paintings dedicated to the Rescue & Therapy Dogs of 9/11
72 Pages.
This book is a tribute to the search and rescue dogs who worked on September 11 and during the recovery efforts. Artist Ron Burns honors what he calls âheroic dogs,â including the search-and-rescue, bomb-detection, therapy, and guide dogs who support humans before, during and after times of terror and crisis.
The cover image is of Sirius, a bomb-detection dog who died in the collapse of the South Tower. Â When Siriusâ remains were recovered from the rubble of the World Trade Center, they were given the same honors accorded lost firefighters and other rescuers.Â
Artwork by artist Ron Burns, © Ron Burns
The 9/11 Memorial and Museum are possible only through your support.
Paintings dedicated to the Rescue & Therapy Dogs of 9/11
72 Pages.
This book is a tribute to the search and rescue dogs who worked on September 11 and during the recovery efforts. Artist Ron Burns honors what he calls âheroic dogs,â including the search-and-rescue, bomb-detection, therapy, and guide dogs who support humans before, during and after times of terror and crisis.
The cover image is of Sirius, a bomb-detection dog who died in the collapse of the South Tower. Â When Siriusâ remains were recovered from the rubble of the World Trade Center, they were given the same honors accorded lost firefighters and other rescuers.Â
Artwork by artist Ron Burns, © Ron Burns
The 9/11 Memorial and Museum are possible only through your support.
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Paintings dedicated to the Rescue & Therapy Dogs of 9/11
72 Pages.
This book is a tribute to the search and rescue dogs who worked on September 11 and during the recovery efforts. Artist Ron Burns honors what he calls âheroic dogs,â including the search-and-rescue, bomb-detection, therapy, and guide dogs who support humans before, during and after times of terror and crisis.
The cover image is of Sirius, a bomb-detection dog who died in the collapse of the South Tower. Â When Siriusâ remains were recovered from the rubble of the World Trade Center, they were given the same honors accorded lost firefighters and other rescuers.Â
Artwork by artist Ron Burns, © Ron Burns
The 9/11 Memorial and Museum are possible only through your support.












