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The week before Christmas is the hardest time of year to be an old dog at a county shelter in Missouri. Families come in looking for puppies, and the 12-year-old hounds in the back row watch them walk on by. Last December the shelter had 47 dogs past the age of 10 and no room for one more. The director's mother had sat on Santa's lap at the hardware store in town back in 1965. She remembered that and called Santa. Santa is Clarence. He's played the part at that hardware store every December for 62 years, and the beard is his own. His first year was 1964, the year the store owner's father couldn't fit in the suit anymore. Clarence asked the store owner to clear out the paint aisle. Then he told the director to bring every old dog she had. On the Saturday before Christmas, families lined up out the door for pictures with Santa like they always do. This time, when each family stepped up, an old shelter dog was sitting on Clarence's lap. Even the big dogs got at least the front half up there. A dog stayed up on Santa's lap, picture after picture, until a family at the table signed for that dog. Then the next dog went up. A basset hound with a gray face fell asleep across his knees during the flash. The family in that picture had come in for a string of lights and left with the basset. At the register the shelter director had a folding table set up. People got their picture taken and stood looking at the old dog on Santa's lap for a long minute. Then they walked over to the table. By closing time all 47 old dogs had sat with Santa. Every one went home with the family in the picture. The last dog of the day was a 15-year-old Chihuahua, shaking all over. Clarence tucked the little dog inside the red coat for the picture. A retired couple who'd only come in for a snow shovel took the Chihuahua home. Clarence turns 91 in March. He's already told the store owner to clear out the paint aisle again.
The week before Christmas is the hardest time of year to be an old dog at a county shelter in Missouri. Families come in looking for puppies, and the 12-year-old hounds in the back row watch them walk on by. Last December the shelter had 47 dogs past the age of 10 and no room for one more. The director's mother had sat on Santa's lap at the hardware store in town back in 1965. She remembered that and called Santa. Santa is Clarence. He's played the part at that hardware store every December for 62 years, and the beard is his own. His first year was 1964, the year the store owner's father couldn't fit in the suit anymore. Clarence asked the store owner to clear out the paint aisle. Then he told the director to bring every old dog she had. On the Saturday before Christmas, families lined up out the door for pictures with Santa like they always do. This time, when each family stepped up, an old shelter dog was sitting on Clarence's lap. Even the big dogs got at least the front half up there. A dog stayed up on Santa's lap, picture after picture, until a family at the table signed for that dog. Then the next dog went up. A basset hound with a gray face fell asleep across his knees during the flash. The family in that picture had come in for a string of lights and left with the basset. At the register the shelter director had a folding table set up. People got their picture taken and stood looking at the old dog on Santa's lap for a long minute. Then they walked over to the table. By closing time all 47 old dogs had sat with Santa. Every one went home with the family in the picture. The last dog of the day was a 15-year-old Chihuahua, shaking all over. Clarence tucked the little dog inside the red coat for the picture. A retired couple who'd only come in for a snow shovel took the Chihuahua home. Clarence turns 91 in March. He's already told the store owner to clear out the paint aisle again.

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