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Author Margot Tohn with Murray the Sheepadoodle

November 8 @ 10:00 am - 11:30 am

Donated Items for Senior Dogs

Meet the Author. Meet the Star!

Join Margot Tohn and Murray for a heartwarming story, paw-print “autographs,” and a chance to help senior dogs in need.

Help us support senior dogs in need!

Registration for this event is free; however, we ask each family to bring an item to donate to White Whiskers Senior Dog Sanctuary.

Murray Goes to the Playground

Murray Goes to the Playground invites young readers into the delightful world of Murray, a confident and lovable Sheepadoodle with a heart full of curiosity.

In this debut picture book, Murray and his beloved Lady—Margot Tohn—venture into a bustling New York City dog park, where Murray learns about friendship, bravery, and the importance of not giving up.

Through playful encounters with pups of all shapes and sizes, Murray learns that while not everyone may want to be your friend, there’s always someone who does.

With vibrant storytelling and a gentle message of perseverance and kindness, this joyful tale is perfect for children ages 3–10 who are beginning to navigate the world of friendships. The extraordinary illustrations by award-winning illustrator Scot Ritchie are reminiscent of beloved picture-book classics.

Margot Tohn & Murray

Margot Tohn, known affectionately as “The Lady,” has been Murray’s human since he was just eight weeks old.

Oversized, energetic, sensitive, and mischievous, Murray quickly became a social media sensation thanks to Margot’s charming Facebook chronicles of his adventures.

Inspired by the joy Murray brings to children and adults alike, Margot created The Murray Tails—a series of children’s books filled with heart and life lessons.

Margot and Murray split their time between New York City and Saratoga Springs, NY, where Murray continues to charm everyone he meets—especially kids.

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  • Erica Baas
  • Phone 716.204.2242
  • Email ebaas@jccbuffalo.org