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Lauren’s Story, the true story of a stray and starving beagle who, instead of being euthanized, ended up living in Paris . One hundred percent of profits from this book are given back to local and national animal welfare organizations. (See Mission Statement Link on my website www.kaypfaltz.com.) Many local shelters are in danger of going under. Some I’m focusing on are Caring for Creatues, Rikki’s Refuge, Hopeful Dog Rescue, beagle groups, local shelters. National groups include Farm Sanctuary and In Defense of Animals. Also two wonderful organizations who work to end puppy mills, www.milldogrescue.org and www.prisonersofgreed.org. But feel free to tell me to whom you want me to donate in your name. How it works: When you click right now to buy Lauren’s Story :
you will not only receive this heartfelt tribute to the animal human bond and be helping animals in need, but you will receive the following bonus gifts for your efforts in helping my efforts to help the animals. Bonus gift # 1 Trim Your Waistline. $2.95 value Bonus gift # 2 Ten Ordinary Things You Do That May Harm Your Dog. (fact sheet) $2.95 value Bonus gift # 3 How Your Dog Can Make You A Better Person. (fact sheet) $2.95 value Bonus gift # 4 Secret Restaurants of Parisby Kay Pfaltz $2.95 value Bonus gift # 5 Lose weight, stay healthy. The truth about diet and hormones. By Dr. Margaret Flather. $ 2.95 value Bonus gift # 6 Your Abundance Will Show Up for You. $2.95 value Bonus gift # 7 You Have 10 Minutes! $2.95 value Bonus gift # 8 The Choice To Feel. $2.95 value Bonus gift # 9 Infinite Patience Produces Immediate Results $2.95 value Bonus gift #10 How Feeling Can Create Having. $2.95 value Bonus gift # 11 Dealing with the Challenge of Negative People. $2.95 value. All these are yours for free when you purchase one copy of Lauren’s Story.
When you have received a confirmation from Amazon, simply forward that e-mail to Laurensstory@ntelos.net to receive your many free bonus gifts! Put the confirmation in the subject line. And if you want me to donate to a certain charity let me know who. It’s easy, it’s simple and together we will make a difference. When you purchase, you will not only get a heart-warming true story, but you’ll also be helping animals around the world. Every purchase counts. Thank you for taking the time to read this. Thank you for your efforts to help. Endorsements for Lauren’s Story: Jeffrey Masson, author When Elephants Weep. A beautiful, sensitve book, filled with canine love. This book shows that when it comes to love, dogs may be our superior. Elizabeth Kiem, The Hook. It’s easy to fall in love with Paris. It’s easy to fall in love with a dog. Less common though is the kind of devotion that drove Pfaltz from an idyllic lifestyle as a Left bank restaurant critic to a Motel 6 in the beltway hell of Springfield, Virginia [to care for Lauren after she becomes sick]. Pfaltz is dealing with the heavyweights: life, death, and humanity. Pfaltz’s love for Paris is almost as strong as her feelings for her dog, but it’s enriched with an irony unavailable for Lauren. Rita Reynolds from Lajoie, Kay’s deep love for Lauren includes the necessary ingredients of joy and humor. There are moments throughout the book that you will hold your breath for too long until the crisis is resolved. And, equally, there are moments of such hilarity, that you will stop breathing simply because you are laughing so hard. Lauren’s Story literally has it all: heartbreak, despair, courage, joy and always love. Chantal Westermann, ABC News, Wisdom TV. If you have a dog you love; if you ever wanted a dog; if you sometimes feel yourself thinking ‘maybe I should get a dog,’ read this book! It is tender, funny, unforgettable, and impossible to put down. In today’s sometimes dark world, Lauren’s Story is a much needed and brilliant ray of light. Susan H. Linden, Bark Magazine. Kay’s account of the years spent with her beagle Lauren will enchant anyone whose life has been changed by a special dog. Kay sets out to write about ‘the meaning of unconditional love,’ and her story is at once a reflection on this topic and a personal memoir. Lauren’s Story is an essay on happiness, both human and canine. Lauren’s Story is a tribute to life, and an invitation to cherish every moment of it. Share in the adventures of Kay Pfaltz and her abandoned beagle, Lauren as they explore The City of Light. Laugh as little Lauren, found stray and starving in Virginia , dines out in elegance. Cry when she becomes ill, then once again rejoice at the end of the book for the sheer beauty of life and love. For anyone who has ever loved a dog, this poignant and touching true story is a must.
"We can judge the heart of a man by his treatment of animals."
Immanuel Kant
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