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Saving Sadie: How a Dog That No One Wanted Inspired the World

✍ Scribed by Dauer, Joal Derse

Book ID
109853875
Publisher
Kensington
Year
2017
Tongue
English
Weight
3 MB
Category
Fiction
ISBN-13
9780806538389

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✦ Synopsis

"An uplifting story with tremendous heart. I couldn't put it down."
β€”Helen Brown

Joal Derse Dauer was donating blankets at a local no-kill shelter when an injured and despondent dog caught her eye. With three "fur babies" already at home, Joal wasn't looking to adopt another dog. But there was something special about Sadie . . .

With patience, hope, and plenty of love, Joal saw her canine companion grow in strength and joy. And before long, she discovered that sweet Sadie had transformed her life in ways she never could have imagined.

Joyous and inspiring, Saving Sadie is a triumphant story about the power of unconditional love and second chancesβ€”for humans and animals alike.

"A triumphant tale of second chances that shows how patience, hope, compassion and love can truly transform lives." β€”Modern Dog

"I fell in love with Sadie as you will, too."β€”Fern...

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