The Dogs Who Found Me
What I've Learned from Pets Who Were Left Behind
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Narrated by:
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Patrick Lawlor
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By:
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Ken Foster
As he forms relationships with each new animal, Foster finds solidarity between their misfortunes and his own, and unfiltered companionship through some of life's biggest hardships: the shock of New York City after 9/11, the evacuation of New Orleans during Hurricane Katrina, and the day his heart nearly stopped for good.
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Critic reviews
"As if channeling the frank and fundamental nature of dogs, Foster's sentences hide little pretense or poetry....[A] charming account of a life among dogs." (Publishers Weekly)
"Warm, candid...not sentimental about the hard work of saving dogs but rather confident, reflecting [Foster's] belief that taking action on behalf of abandoned dogs is the right thing to do." (Booklist)
"An absorbing and quirky memoir....Foster's style is blunt, funny and poignant. He smoothly melds the events of his turbulent life along with the gritty details of rescuing abandoned dogs into a piece that goes to the heart." (San Francisco Chronicle)
Per a previous review - yes, literally the last 20 minutes of the recording are a reading of the Contact List at the end of the book. I didn't see the point to that either.
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Awesome rescue stories
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the dogs who found me
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Interesting Story
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If you have a rescue dog and/or realize the true meaning and potential in relationships with dogs, you'll like this book. I'm the type of person who hates seeing an animal stuck in a bad situation and can relate to the author.
Even though the narrator was good, I feel there could have been a slightly better choice. However, don't get me wrong; do not turn away from this book because I did not connect wholeheartedly with the narrator.
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