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If your pet is a family member, you're home now!

 

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Allen and Linda Anderson, speakers, authors, and founders of the Angel Animals Network, help people discover and benefit from the miraculous powers of animals. They are dedicated to promoting human-animal companionship and the idea that pets are family. Allen and Linda donate a portion of proceeds from their work to animal rescue organizations and they do fundraising activities.

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Awards -- Minnesota Governor's Commendation, ASJA Outstanding Book Award

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Allen Anderson and Leaf are featured on the cover of Awareness Magazine
for the November/December 2012 issue. Included in the magazine is an article
about their new book A Dog Named Leaf.

Animal rescuers set to go in after Gustav
By Sharon Peters, Special for USA TODAY

“The government officials and procedures have taken intoaccount that people won’t leave without their pets and have made provisions for that,” says Linda Anderson, who with her husband Allen, investigated Katrina and wrote Rescued: Saving Animals from Disaster, a clarion call for advance disaster planning for animals. “The intake procedures are organized and standardized so animals don’t get lost in the system. … (The government) is working side by side with the animals groups.”

Excerpt from USA TODAY article

 

Guided Journal


Allen and Linda Anderson's Guided Journal is featured on Beliefnet.com


Awards

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Pet-experts Allen and Linda Anderson were winners of the 2007 American Society of Journalists and Authors (ASJA) Outstanding Book Award for Rescued: Saving Animals from Disaster

Allen and Linda Anderson were recipients of a Certificate of Commendation from Governor Tim Pawlenty in recognition of their contributions as authors enhancing the economy and welfare of the state of Minnesota.


Allen and Linda Anderson teach writing at the Loft Literary Center, in Minneapolis, where Linda was awarded the Anderson Residency for Outstanding Loft Teachers.

Kay C. Goss, CEM, Director of Emergency Management and Crisis Communication, Homeland Security wrote "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."

Winner of USA 2006 Best Books National Book Award in Pet/Animal category for Rescued: Saving Animals from Disaster

"Allen did a wonderful job speaking at General Mills to a group ofpet enthusiasts! He was engaging, inspiring, and very caring as he took us through examples of how pets make us better human beings!"
--Laurissa Gauvitte, General Mills Recruiter, Operations and Logistics


Press Releases

2012

A Dog Named Leaf Press Releases
and Fact Sheets

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Articles about
Allen and Linda Anderson

Note: The publisher (New World Library) will also send a press kit which includes national and regional news articles about Allen and Linda Anderson, bookcover artwork, images of Allen and Linda Anderson, bio details, and interior book photographs upon request by media outlets.


High Resolution Cover Art Images

Email Allen & Linda Anderson at angelanimals@aol.com for high resolution cover art images of their books.



Angel Animals Featured on ABC Nightly News


Click Twin Cities to view a partial listing of organizations, schools, and businesses Allen and Linda have recently spoken at in the Twin Cities. Minnesota.

 

"Our society has made animals dependent on the kindness and generosity of humans. In return, animals serve as conduits for people to fulfill their primal need for connection to nature. The animals in a home may be a person's only and deepest source of unconditional love.  Millions of people need this kind of love - love without judgment, artifice, or stinginess - in a universe of emotional and spiritual isolation."
--Allen and Linda Anderson, RESCUED: Saving Animals from Disaster, p.4

 

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