• A completed jigsaw puzzle that is a 4x4 grid of dog photos done in a high fashion style. Portraits are in front of colorful backgrounds and feature playful props.
  • A box labeled "Oakland Puzzle Company" featuring a colorful image of a 4x4 grid of dog photos.
  • A hand holding interlocked puzzle pieces that show a pug's face.
  • A hand placing a puzzle piece that has a baby blue background and a dogs neck and jowl.
  • Interlocked puzzle pieces with a section of pieces missing with some stacked and strewn pieces nearby.
  • A resealable plastic bag spilling out colorful jigsaw puzzle pieces.
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Oakland Puzzle Company

Dogs by Ellen Shershow

Dogs by Ellen Shershow

$28.95 USD
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This 500-piece puzzle is 16x24 inches and random cut. 

About Ellen Shershow Photography

Ellen Shershow opened her business in 2009 after leaving the non-profit world. In addition to taking remarkable dog photographs, she is dedicated to service, donating her time to photograph for Muttville senior dog rescue and many other organizations. She sits on the Board of East Bay Photo Collective and is a juror for the Youth Awards with the Bay Area Creative Fund. She previously served as President of the board of the San Francisco Arts Commission Gallery and of SF Camerawork, worked with the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, and the Headlands Center for the Arts. In 2023, she was voted Best Portrait Photographer via Oakland Magazine. 

5% of proceeds for this puzzle are donated to Rocket Dog Rescue

About Rocket Dog Rescue

A woman with pink hair sitting with many dogs in a portrait setting

Rocket Dog has saved more than 15,000 dogs since 2001. In a journey of recovery from homelessness and addiction, Rocket Dog founder Pali Boucher became inspired by her dog Leadbelly to start her own non-profit. Rocket Dog Rescue’s ultimate goal is to create a world where all companion animals have loving and permanent homes and where no good natured dogs, no matter what their age, are killed in shelters because they are considered to be surplus or un-adoptable. Pali received the 2001 Points of Light Award for outstanding volunteerism. 

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