Foto Feature: Picture House screens ‘Free Puppies!’—with visit from puppy

By Matt Michailoff, Food Editor|September 30, 2022

The Pelham Picture House screened the documentary ‘Free Puppies!’ on Sept. 18. The film was followed by a Q&A session with co-director Samantha Wishman and film subjects Monda Wooten, host of the television show ‘Around Town,’ and veterinarian and Piglet International Inc. founder Melissa Shapiro with her famous blind and deaf dog Piglet. The session ended with a performance of tricks by Piglet.

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