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Old Dogs, New Chapters

Uplifting Stories of Senior Rescue Dogs
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"Adopting a senior rescue dog forces you to live in the present. You may not always know the details of their past or what their future holds, but you can always count on them to enjoy the present." In Old Dogs, New Chapters, authors Alison Clary and Jason Pappas share the touching stories of nearly thirty senior rescue dogs, all of whom found themselves, for various heartbreaking reasons, in need of a permanent home when they were eight years old or older. Fortunately, compassionate people from different walks of life stepped forward to provide these wonderful senior dogs with loving forever homes and blissful new life chapters. Ringing with themes of resilience and empathy, each story in Old Dogs, New Chapters is uniquely inspiring and powerful, and is sure to stay with you long after the last page is turned.

Author Biography

Alison Clary and Jason Pappas met while studying at Randolph-Macon College in Ashland, Virginia. They both grew up in large families where dogs were always present. Alison is a professional writer with a portfolio of more than one hundred published articles, and Jason manages his family's longstanding restaurant business. They live together in Ocean City, Maryland, with their senior rescue dog, Stanley. Alison Clary and Jason Pappas met while studying at Randolph-Macon College in Ashland, Virginia. They both grew up in large families where dogs were always present. Alison is a professional writer with a portfolio of more than one hundred published articles, and Jason manages his family's longstanding restaurant business. They live together in Ocean City, Maryland, with their senior rescue dog, Stanley.
Release date NZ
March 3rd, 2020
Pages
120
Audience
  • General (US: Trade)
Publisher
Mascot Books
Imprint
Mascot Books
Dimensions
211x208x13
ISBN-13
9781645430971
Product ID
33109263

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