Books with title Shag Finds a Home

There are so many dogs and cats on the street who have been abandoned or abused. They are scared and hungry. Some make it to a no-kill shelter. There they have food, shelter and care but these animals want a forever home.My family has furry children and the most recent rescue was my Lily. Lily was scared and alone. No one was looking for her or wanted her. When I first saw her, she captured my heart. I was fortunate to find her and she joined my family. Lily was my inspiration.I hope you will enjoy this book and will consider adopting or fostering a dog or cat. You will never regret it. They will love you unconditionally. If you are unable to adopt or foster, you can always donate your time, needed supplies or monetary gifts to help the shelters.Look for future books about Lily, her friends and their adventures.

Part of a new series called Hawaiian Legends for Little Ones, Pele Finds a Home introduces kids ages 0-4 to one of Hawaii's best-known dieties, the volano goddess, whose power is still on view today on the Island of Hawaii where Kilauea continues to erupt. In simple, poetic language, this origin story gives small kids a taste of Hawaii's rich history of storytelling. Three other titles in the series are: Naupaka, Pele Finds a Home, and Maui Hooks the Islands--all legends that will give kids a wider view of Hawaiian culture, history, and its natural world.

As parents, can you remember the first time you were about to leave your child with a sitter, drop them off to their first day of school, or moved them to a new home? New things can be scary and exciting for both parent and child! Razz Finds a Home tells the tale of a cute young ferret named Razz after she is adopted from the pet store, and explores how to approach new situations. It follows her as she heads to her new home, tries new foods and games, and makes new friends. Razz’s story can open a dialog between you and your child about facing new experiences, trying different things, or navigating other circumstances that might make a child nervous or scared. Sometimes parents do not know how to talk to their child in these situations; Razz’s playful adventure is a lighthearted story that can help, and may even teach parents a thing or two about ferrets! It is the author’s hope that when parents read this book with their child, they feel that their child’s fears were addressed and that they had an opportunity to talk openly. Razz can help children be ready for whatever adventure tomorrow brings, and they may even be curious to know what new adventure Razz will have next!

Ever look at your pet and ask, what is this pet thinking? What kind of past does this pet have? Becky Williams gives the answer to these questions about her dog, Sobaka. Sobakas past was unknown, but her reactions to the human world told us that she had a very rocky relationship with human families.Drawing from experience with people and dogs, Becky Williams gives a story about a lost dog from the dogs perspective, using a dogs interactive thoughts concerning God and man.

Syrus is a beautiful, black-and-white horse who lives in a barn with lots of other horses. But, he's lonely because he wants to find his one special person.One day, a young woman named Caroline comes to visit and falls in love with Syrus.Soon, he leaves the crowded barn and moves into his own space, where he has a warm, safe place to sleep, all the yummy treats he can eat, and lots of wonderful adventures every day with his new friend Caroline.