Located on Route 22 about four miles south of the village of Millerton, with bucolic views of former cow pastures, Round III is that increasingly rare family-run, sit-down restaurant.

“It’s bittersweet,” shared Cindy Dunleavy, one of North Elm Home’s two owners in Millerton, NY when talking about her and partner John Scutieri’s decision to close their beloved store and retire.

With corporate consolidation on the rise, many families with pets have struggled to provide their fur babies with the top-notch, compassionate care they deserve.

Standing at the counter while taking notes, I realized the store, on Gay Street in Sharon, CT, was a community hub, an essential part of the town.

Located on Route 22 about four miles south of the village of Millerton, with bucolic views of former cow pastures, Round III is that increasingly rare family-run, sit-down restaurant.

“It’s bittersweet,” shared Cindy Dunleavy, one of North Elm Home’s two owners in Millerton, NY when talking about her and partner John Scutieri’s decision to close their beloved store and retire.

With corporate consolidation on the rise, many families with pets have struggled to provide their fur babies with the top-notch, compassionate care they deserve.