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You already know dogs are healing and loving companions, but
did you know they also serve as matchmakers, lifesavers, prisoner
rehabilitation specialists, parent trainers, hospital welcoming committees,
advice columnists, and afterlife ambassadors?
The true stories in Angel Dogs celebrate the deep and
ancient connection between people and dogs and will inspire you to live up to
the divine example of your canine companions.
Stories include an adopted dog who saved the life of a
newborn baby (this story and dog were featured on The Montel Show).
A dog named Freckles helped guard Air Force One and saved
the career of a decorated officer.
A Marine’s dog miraculously brought honor to a fallen
soldier.
An empathic dog took on his friend’s pain even though they
were miles away from each other.
A beloved dog made one last visit to a grieving man before
leaving this earth.
Death-row dogs turned around the lives of the
minimum-security prisoners who trained them.
Sixty stories of dogs offering compassion and love that will
make you want to hug the next dog you meet. Plus, at the end of each chapter,
an “advice column” written by the Andersons’ dog, Taylor. She answers the
questions you’ve always wanted to know about dogs!
The book also details new scientific findings on how dogs
can save lives, sniff out cancerous tumors, and warn epileptics of impending
seizures. Each story is followed by a short meditation that helps readers focus
on the messages of love that dogs bring to their lives.
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 Angel
Dogs: Divine Messengers of Love (New
World Library, September 2005)
A foreword by The Today Show’s Willard Scott
introduces amazing true stories from winners of the international Angel Dogs
Contest. Featured on the Montel Show. Read it and see why.
"…dog lovers will be moved by these stories and find
their faith in their pets' heavenly nature affirmed." --Publisher’s Weekly
Click
to purchase Angel
Dogs: Divine Messengers of Love
autographed by Allen and Linda
Anderson from the Angel Animals
Online Bookstore.
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