Cat Tails War Zone |
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| Editor:
| McFarland Kyle, Rebecca |
| Author:
| Nye, Jody Lynn
Kyle, Jim
Stuntz, Jean A.
Scarborough, Elizabeth Ann
Hammond, Paula
Harrison, J. D.
Finucci, Livia
Pennella, Ted
Dimond, Rose
Wilson, Matthew
Zeigler, Martin
Clough, Brenda W.
Hightshoe, Carol
Khan, Ahmed
Johnson, Lena M.
Norris, Gregory L.
Daley, Ray
Murrie Macdonald, Susan
Brumley, Bokerah
Reader, Jim
Sheridan Rose, Rie
Sanburn, Douglas A.
Rainbolt, Dusty |
| ISBN: | 978-1-942450-80-1 |
| Publication Date: | Mar 2018 |
| Publisher: | WolfSinger Publications
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| Book Format: | Ebook |
| List Price: | USD $5.95 |
Book Description:
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ats have been our companions since long before they graced the temples of Ancient Egypt. In addition to being members of our families, they have also stood with us through difficult times. From keeping pests and vermin away from our food stores to providing a comforting paw when we have been wounded; cats have been our sidekicks and friends in many different battles.Cat Tails-War Zone contains twenty-five stories from Ancient Egypt to the far-flung future, about some amazing cats who...
More Descriptionats have been our companions since long before they graced the temples of Ancient Egypt. In addition to being members of our families, they have also stood with us through difficult times. From keeping pests and vermin away from our food stores to providing a comforting paw when we have been wounded; cats have been our sidekicks and friends in many different battles.Cat Tails-War Zone contains twenty-five stories from Ancient Egypt to the far-flung future, about some amazing cats who have served as compatriots during war times. But beware, for they can also be tricksters sent to teach lessons.The real heroes are the volunteers of SHADOW CATS, an Austin, Texas-based rescue that has saved the lives of 9,000-plus cats since 1997. Trappers, veterinarians, nurses, and adoption social workers volunteer to trap, neuter and return ferals, provide care for ill, injured and behaviorally-challenged cats, find perfect adoptive parents, educate on proper feline care, and advocate for real change in communities.Proceeds from this book will help continue their efforts.