She was well known at the Westminster Kennel Club show for her ability to communicate with dogs. “I just understand who they are,” she said.
Source: New York Times
Mary Bloom, Photographer to the Dog Stars, Dies at 81
Published in Animal Abuse, Rights and Welfare, Bloom, Mary (1940-2021), Deaths (Obituaries), dogs, photography and Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show
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