num_pages: 136
description: Zoro, the little Hungarian Puli is brought to Oakland, CA by the pilot son of the author. His life brings back memories of the ancient people of the Huns and the Magyars who delegated almost all work to their dogs as recorded by Marco Polo who met them during his travels. Zoro becomes a truth therapist who senses and loves the mentally ill. He can relate to them, hear their voices even if they do not speak. He is there to administer help, mostly unconditional love which heals all wounds. Zoro gets into trouble because he bites a sociopath who files charges against him. Will he be dragged out and locked up like Death Row Sally? Or will the mentally ill save him from prison? Will they accept him as a therapy dog for the mentally ill? Read this heartwarming story, and root for the little black fellow, Zoro, and his huge loving heart. Based on true life, the story of Zoro is a triumph of humans and animals coming together for healing and mutual love.
language: English
title: Rasta Dogs
titlecomplete: Rasta Dogs
ratings_count: 1
publisher: Xlibris Corp