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Freedom for Fido

Local man volunteers for fence-building organization

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Ken Alwine, of Camas, is among the volunteers for Fences for Fido. The organization's mission is to improve the quality of life for dogs by removing chains and building fences.

A Camas resident is among the individuals improving the lives of dogs throughout the region.

As a volunteer for Fences for Fido, Ken Alwine has helped build more than 30 fences.

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