members-only video programming, downloadable activities, and a crowdfunding element to help develop future Stubby projects. The website also offers a free web comic for non-members, Stubby & Friends, and details regarding their plans to tell the rest of Stubby's life – including his time in vaudeville and accompanying Conroy on missions as a G-man – as well as an animated television series serving as a prequel to his adoption by Conroy. The series was announced to be developed by writers Scott Christian Sava (Animal Crackers, The Dreamland Chronicles), Audry Taylor (Pet Robots), and David Wise (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Batman: The Animated Series). Wise passed away months after the announcement. See also Cher Ami, a carrier pigeon displayed along with Stubby in the Smithsonian Institution's Americans at War: The Price of Freedom exhibit. Chips, most decorated dog from World War II Dogs in Warfare List of individual dogs Military animal Owney, famous postal mascot dog and world traveler, also on display at the Smithsonian Institution Rags (dog) Smoky, a WWII Yorkshire terrier war dog, credited with 12 combat missions and awarded eight battle stars. Wojtek, a bear who fought alongside the Polish Land Forces during the latter part of World War II and was eventually promoted to corporal. References Further reading External links Obituary from the New York Times (archived at the Connecticut Military Department) U.S. Army launches K-9 Corps 1926 animal deaths Collection of the Smithsonian Institution Detection dogs Dog monuments Former college mascots in the United States Georgetown Hoyas Individual dogs Military animals Military animals of World War I Military history of the United States during World War I Military in Connecticut History of the United States Army Year of birth uncertain Individual taxidermy exhibits