Publisher's Synopsis
Over the past decade, Kathy Callahan's family has taken in more than 100 rescue puppies from shelters. Each pup has an endearing story, and in this delightful photo-filled book, Callahan shares many of them. Her family didn't set out to be puppy saviours, but as Callahan puts it, "Somebody had surrendered a mother dog, Nala, and her less-than-a-month-old pups at the local shelter. . . . I thought about that exhausted nursing mom who'd been caring for those seven puppies around the clock, only to find herself suddenly homeless. There are a lot of terrible things that happen in life, and I can't do a darned thing about most of them. It struck me that this was a tiny little tragedy in my corner of the world that our family could remedy." A heartwarming read, this is also an inspiring example of finding your own way - through that one special thing you can do to light a light, instead of cursing the darkness.
