Note: This thread was started before the dog died and was titled, "Sad news: Official dog of Boston marathon, Spencer, has inoperable cancer. Likely won't make it to 2023 race". Spencer has died as explainedhere.
To cheer him up, race organizers named him the official dog of the race and unveiled a nice portrait of him. Also according to CBS, "Spencer was given a limousine ride to Fairmont Copley Plaza, where he was presented with gifts in the lobby including a personalized race bib, and a goodie bag donated by Boston Barkery."
Every year, in Ashland, Spencer holds up a "Boston strong" banner between miles 2-3.
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Well good luck to the dog. Maybe this can survive deletion?
why so many deleted posts? Rojo is soft
Thanks Rojo, very sad news.
Ashland is such a sweet dog.
Dog gone shame.
Who cares about a mutt? Just get another one smh.
Also the 10th year observance of the terrorist attack.
Just opened this thread and it’s like a nuclear bomb went off on the first ~8 posters. 🤣🤣
business idea: let the member of the Supporters Club read the deleted comments
somebody made statements implying something allegedly "safe and effective" caused this, others responded, so the mods just nuked it.
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