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Buy! | The Dogs Who Found Me : What I’ve Learned from Pets Who Were Left Behind >>>

The Dogs Who Found Me : What I’ve Learned from Pets Who Were Left Behind is a heartwarming story; one that is about more than the love between pets and their owners, it is a story about how we choose to live our lives.

With a knack for spotting stray animals, reluctant dog rescurer Ken Foster finds himself adopting an ever-growing collection of dogs, from a beagle abandoned in a New York City dog run to a pit bull in a Mississippi truck stop.

In The Dogs Who Found Me, Foster tells a warm and candid story of his life intertwined with the dogs he has saved. From 9/11, to his move to New Orleans just before Hurrican Katrina hits, to his health problems, Foster tells the story of how he has rescued dogs and how they have saved him in return.

The Dogs Who Found Me is a great book for dog lovers and would-be dog rescuers. It includes advice on how to rescue a dog, a list of organizations and dog rescue resources.

Read the Newsweek interview with Ken Foster >>>

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Petfinder.com is a fantastic online, searchable database of animals that need homes — more than 200,000 of them as of today.

Petfinder is made up of animal-care professionals and regular people volunteering for their local animal welfare organizations all working together to maintain active and accurate homeless pet lists. Most animal welfare volunteers have “real jobs” by day. The success and the magnitude of Petfinder is largely due to their tireless efforts to make a difference.

If you are considering getting a new pet, please give Petfinder a try. I found dozens of dogs in the San Francisco Bay Area that I would love to adopt.

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$11.67 | Traveling With Your Pet - The AAA PetBook >>>

Traveling With Your Pet - The AAA PetBook® is a comprehensive guide to traveling with pets, providing practical information about traveling with animals by car or plane.

According to the AAA, the number of lodgings that accept pets has increased by almost 30 percent since 2003, and more hoteliers than ever before are catering to animal lovers with special pet treats, services and activities.

The AAA PetBook features a list of emergency clinics throughout the United States and Canada, national parks and campgrounds that accept pets and other pet-friendly points of interest, such as dog parks throughout North America, and more than 12,000 AAA-RATED® pet-friendly lodgings.

Plus, each lodging listing within the AAA PetBook includes important information about the property, its rates and key amenities, driving directions, AAA member discount information, and pet-specific policies about fees, restrictions and pet amenities.

The AAA PetBook is a must have if you are taking your four legged family members on vacation this summer.

Traveling with Your Pet: The AAA PetBook is available at your local AAA travel store as well.

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