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The Pet Fund – Recommended Reading
The Pet Fund would like to recommend the following books as resources
for pet owners. Links to purchase these books are listed below, and we
encourage you to find out more about these authors and their work on
behalf of companion animals.
This
book uses photographs and notes to tell the tales of some of the
relationships between pets and their companions. "In February 2000, Andy, my first born, a five and a half
pound Yorkshire Terrier, was attacked by a 100 pound Husky. At first, the
doctors thought his neck and back were broken. They wanted to put him down
but they soon realized that they would have to put me down at the same
time . .
This experience provided the inspiration for this book:
"the devotion between people and the animals that we live with, care for,
and are cared by . . . " This book does what few books on animals manage to do,
which is to attempt to raise the level of human consciousness about the
necessity for relationships with companion animals and the sacredness of
those bonds.
To purchase the book
click here.
For more than 20 years, the fashion powerhouses Grace Coddington and
Didier Malige have lived together with a menagerie of incorrigible cats.
This delightful, giftworthy book records their relationship through
photographs (Malige's) and drawings (Coddington's) that document the
couple's highly entertaining private and work lives through the eyes of
their feline friends. These include Henri, an old-school, catnip-addicted,
surfing chartreuse; his sister Coco, a couture-obsessed chartreuse on a
sashimi diet; and her pal Baby, who doesn't quite share Coco's discipline,
and will, sadly, never fit into a sample size. Then there's Bart, the
Persian youngster who would rather sit on the rooftop terrace than in the
front row. The Catwalk Cats, a visual diary introduced by the
irrepressible character Puff, gives us a window into four madcap seasons
in the life of this fabulous furry brigade, with sections devoted to the
Collections, the Campaigns, and, of course, the Catfights. It is both a convincing argument for the fundamental
similarities between felines and fashionistas and a moving meditation on
love and life as a family.
This book can be purchased at Marc Jacobs stores or online through the
links below.
To purchase the book online, click on one of the links below:
www.amazon.com:
click
here.
To purchase the book
click here. When
Tom Corwin’s golden retriever, Bob, passed away unexpectedly, Tom decided
to write a letter as a tribute to Bob’s life. The letter would also tell
Bob’s many human friends what they might not have known—the surprising
story of how Bob was once a ferocious, abused, untrusting dog named Red
and how he changed completely to become Tom’s best friend.
Dr. Bonnie Bergin's pioneering work with reading dogs has proven that dogs
can correctly interpret static, two-dimensional symbols and words. This
represents a major step forward in proving that dogs have a much higher
capability for advanced thinking than they have ever been given credit
for. To purchase the book
click here. |
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