Boots: Hurricane Katrina Survivor and Kitten Nanny

by Susan J Juergensen, Shelley Gillespie (Editor), Dave Grimm (Illustrator)

Overview

Boots: Hurricane Katrina Survivor and Kitten Nanny is a charming, insightful and educational story that will be enjoyed by young and old. Boots is the chow and German shepherd mix, who was saved by the Arizona Humane Society during their Hurricane Katrina rescue efforts. Boots was adopted by an Arizona Humane Society volunteer. Boots still frequently visits the organization as a "Nanny" for kittens - helping them to socialize and become more adoptable. The book is a part of the Animal Adventures Series of books. Animal Adventures is a series of printed books and eBooks featuring selected "true" short stories. The original manuscripts are written by pet owners who believe that they have inspirational & educational stories about their pets. Pet owners who have a special story about their pets that they feel would have inspirational and educational value to others, are encouraged to send the Publisher a note at [e-mail].

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780986354434
Publisher:	Animal Adventures
Publication date:	02/23/2015
Pages:	54
Product dimensions:	4.37(w) x 7.00(h) x 0.11(d)

About the Author

Susan Juergensen is an Indiana native. She now lives in Arizona. Over the past 10 years, Susan and her husband have fostered over 300 kittens, cats, puppies and dogs. They were all either recovering from injury or too young or underweight for adoption. Susan was among the Arizona Humane Society® volunteers who supported the Hurricane Katrina animal rescue and eventually adopted Boots when he was brought to Arizona and was unable to be re-connected with his owners. It did not take long to discover that Boots was special and he quickly became a part of their family. Susan plans to write other short stories about Boots and his adventures. Her motivation is to share with others the importance and joy of pet ownership and volunteering. According to Susan, "Providing foster care for all of the rescued pets we brought into our home was important. We were able to give each animal the love and care they needed before finding their new, 'fur-ever' homes.”