A Dog Takes Over St. Augustine.
Guen, a Labrador Retriever, has been charming the residents of St. Augustine, Florida during walks with her human Gary Williams. The book, Walking Guen has a forward from the City of St. Augustine’s Mayor, Nancy Shaver. There are two Walking Guen books, now, with a third planned for an early 2020 release. If you love St. Augustine, you’ll love the books.
Turn the pages and take a walk with Guen through this historic town. By Suspense Publishing.
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Veterinary medicine is expensive, and as author Philipp Schott, DVM writes, “Forgive the self-serving nature of this comment – it is so worth it. What price can you put on health and love?” You may want to buy a copy of
Taking Care.
The Accidental Veterinarian for your vet- erinarian. Before gifting it, consider reading it, then place a note inside the book letting your veterinarian know that you’ve read it. They will appreciate your thoughtfulness as much as they’ll enjoy reading the book. By ECW Press.
Netflix.
Binge watching is a given with It’s Bruno, a Netflix series. We breezed through season one and with the cliffhanger, we’re looking forward to season two. The series earned an Emmy nomi- nation for Outstanding Short Form Comedy or Drama Series. Bruno deserves some respect and
his human will stop at nothing to make sure of it. Created by and co-starring Solvan “Slick” Naim.
The CG animated film Chance takes on the world of dog fighting, a felony in all 50 states. The ASPCA estimates that tens of thousands of dogs are brutalized and killed every
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year in the U.S. with the highest numbers in Florida and California. Screenwrtier Kenny Young has part- nered with Anti-Dogfighting Campaign International to work to end the cruel practice.
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