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Owney, the Mail-Pouch Pooch
Trains
Postal service
Voyages and travels, fiction
Voyages and travels
Dogs, fiction
Dogs
Children's fiction
Juvenile fiction
Fiction
Owney was a real dog that was first found in 1888. For almost ten years, he rode the mail trains all over the country. He even took a trip around the world as the guest of the U.S. Postal workers. Newspapers recorded his travels. Owney was the most famous dog of his day.
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