Woolly dog pelt returns to Coast Salish territory for the first time
09-09-2026 01:51 via vancouversun.com

Woolly dog pelt returns to Coast Salish territory for the first time

His name was Mutton. Although he died in 1859 at the tender age of 18 months, Mutton is a survivor who has returned to his ancestral territory to be studied, and welcomed with respect by Coast Salish artisans and community members. Read More
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