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"Fitness
guru Richard Simmons showered his beloved mom with jewels and took her
on exotic trips all over the world, but he most precious gifts he ever gave her
were a pair of Dalmatians....I don't think I ever say my mom happier, he says
in the book God's Messengers: What Animals Teach Us about the Divine by
Allen and Linda Anderson (New World Library)."
--The National Examiner, April 26, 2004
"RESCUED:
Saving Animals from Disaster was
very well received by the students
and my faculty colleagues. It
provided a very helpful framework
for our [Animals in Disaster, Spring
2007, Arkansas Tech University] course
study."
--Kay C. Goss,
CEM, Director of Emergency Management
and Crisis Communications, Homeland
Security
(About
Rainbows & Bridges) “This kit is an amazing toolbox of resources
that offers a wide range of healing activities, wise information, compassionate
reflection, and practical help for honoring and memorializing the life of your
pet."
--Dr. Marty Becker, Resident Veterinarian on ABC TV's Good Morning
America, Knight Ridder Tribune veterinary/pet columnist, author of The
Healing Power of Pets
"Their
gentler approach of simply sharing stories of how animals teach their human
owners the qualities of unconditional love, gratitude, joy, courage, and
patience has hit a nerve with pet owners all over the country and beyond."
--Laurence M. Cruz, The Associated Press, November 20, 1998
(About
God’s Messengers) “As a lifelong animal lover, I am delighted to see
them celebrated in such a positive way. You and your pet will enjoy reading
this book together.”
--Betty White, actress
and author
(About Angel Animals)
“. . .more than 100 stories gathered in a new book, Angel Animals, Exploring
Our Spiritual Connection with Animals."
--Lorrine Thompson, Gannett News Service, November 2, 1999
"Your
beloved pet may actually be a messenger from God, says a noted author. . .
Linda Anderson and her husband Allen, the book's coauthor, believe that God
sends messages of love, acceptance, and even proof of life after death though
animals."
--S. D. Hubbard, The National ENQUIRER, May 31, 2004
"Certainly, scientific
studies show that people with pets do live longer than those with no animals in
the house, so maybe the Andersons are right and there is more to the idea of
healing animals than good old wishful thinking."
--Lucy Broadbent, The Sunday Times, London, England, August 2,
1998
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