Most of all these stories will make you laugh, cry, and marvel at the deep connection humans and animals share. Chicken Soup for the Pet Lover's Soul . The second story is about Agatha, a kitten rescued from the Santa Clara County wild fire of 1985. Terri recounts how she had to tell Agatha's family that their home was totally destroyed only to have them say Agatha was more important. Two very different owners.
All stories give accounts of special relationships that people have with animals.
It is a must read for all animal lovers, and is available at any bookstore. The Rescue of Loredo , a new children's book authored by writing instructor and retired principal Jim Follis, tells the story of a dog rescued from a rooftop during severe flooding in California's Sacramento Valley. Follis is donating all profits from the book to UAN's Emergency Animal Rescue Service because he wants to help animal disaster victims and give something back to the community. He has already presented a donation to EARS Director Terri Crisp, based on initial sales of the book, which will be used to help fund EARS' disaster responses efforts. The Rescue of Loredo is illustrated with colorful drawings by artist Dick Pike and is suitable for children ages 4 to 12.