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To read the full heartwarming story of Ginny and Philip, please purchase their books at Amazon.com or Barnes and Nobles.
We have pictures of the foreign covers in the Gallery
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"Philip Gonzalez had lost all interest in living after an industrial accident left him disabled. A friend suggested he adopt a dog.Reluctantly he went to the shelter, where Ginny, a badly abused one-year-old pup,quickly won him over. Philip realized immediately that Ginny was no ordinary dog—she h ad an amazing sixth sense that enabled her to find and rescue stray and ailing cats.There's Madame,who is completely deaf; Revlon, who has only one eye;Betty Boop,who has no hind feet;and Topsy, a paralyzed kitten whom Ginny found abandoned in an empty building. Ginny and Philip have now rescued and found homes for over 200 cats, and they have over 60 "outdoor cats" whom they visit and feed twice daily. Even more than extraordinary, Ginny's angelic mission has given Phi lip a sense of purpose and a new lease on life. You will never forget the true adventures of Ginny, the dog who rescues cats."
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"Many thousands of readers shared the joy of The Dog Who Rescues Cats, the amazing true story of Philip Gonzalez and his miracle dog, Ginny. Milli ons more watched their story on television news and talk shows. Since their first book, Philip and Ginny have been hard at work, carrying out their most incre dible rescues - and their lives have changed in wonderful ways. The Blessing of the Animals is the story of their remarkable successes, from the back alleys o f their Long Island cat-feeding stations to the backstage corridors of the Sally Jessy Raphael show. Philip and Ginny have become the world's most popular cat -rescue team. When Philip adopted Ginny from a local animal shelter, he knew right away that she was no ordinary dog. Ginny's amazing sixth sense enabled her to sniff out abandoned and disabled cats, and before long Philip had devoted his life to rescuing and caring for cats in need. Today they feed over one hundre d outdoor cats and have brought twenty into their own home; one is blind, one is deaf, one has no rear paws, but they are all part of the family. Since The Do g Who Rescues Cats, Philip and Ginny's rescues have grown even more heroic. There was Beige, a frightened stray stranded in a flooded lot after the blizzard o f '96; two kittens plucked from the backseat of an abandoned car; and Chairman, a tiny kitten whom Ginny sniffed out in a carton full of broken glass. On nati onal television Sally Jessy Raphael called Ginny "a true hero" and gave her a medal. One TV reporter said, "She's the Pied Piper of sick and disabled cats," a nd another noted, "You might call her the Mother Teresa of the cat world." The Blessing of the Animals is the second volume in a heartwarming, remarkable stor y."
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| Italian Version of The Dog Who Rescues Cats.
Cane (il) che salvava i gatti
Questa è la storia incredibile e commuovente di una bastardina di nome Ginny che salvava gatti randagi, abbandonati, menomati, per restituirli a una vita serena.
Ed è anche la storia di Philip Gonzalez, il quale, in seguito a un incidente sul lavoro che l’aveva lasciato parzialmente invalido, aveva perso ogni interesse per la vita.
E’ la storia del loro incontro, avvenuto in un triste canile dove Ginny, dopo varie traversie, era imprigionata.
Questa straordinaria avventura ha avuto inizio con la prima passeggiata insieme: Ginny condusse Philip verso un’area non edificata dove trovò una micia randagia e convinse Philip a darle da mangiare. In capo a due mesi i due nutrivano tutta una frotta di gatti stradaioli.
More information:
http://www.ilfaro.com/catalogo/prodotti/1172.html
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Amazon (JP) | Japanese Version of The Dog Who Rescues Cats.
More information:
http://www.bidders.co.jp/item/43202496
http://www.occn.zaq.ne.jp/lovemycat/zinny.htm
http://d.hatena.ne.jp/shryk/20050417 |
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Amazon (JP) | Japanese Version of The Blessings of the Animals.
More information:
http://www.bidders.co.jp/item/43202496
http://www.occn.zaq.ne.jp/lovemycat/zinny.htm
http://d.hatena.ne.jp/shryk/20050417 |
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| Ginny, suurkaupungin enkeli |
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| The Stray Cat Handbook is for any cat lover who has ever wondered whether the tabby that's been hanging around lately belongs to anyone; which shelters make the best use of donations; what can be done about the wary female who just gave birth to a litter of kittens under the porch; or how to get discounts on spaying and neutering stray cats. The author uses realistic examples to help readers determine how much they want to get involved and provides positive, step-by-step advice on all aspects of rescuing and rehabilitating homeless cats. The book will include endorsements from the American Humane Association, Tree House Animal Foundation, Alley Cat Allies and Animal Services of Orange County, Florida. |
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| Here is the definitive handbook for concerned cat lovers everywhere, now thoroughly revised and updated with an all-new health encyclopedia. Offers basic tips on choosing a vet, dealing with litter box problems, selecting a scratching post, proper grooming and diet, caring for sick cats, and much more. 20 line drawings. |
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With the same sly humor and deep affection that have enchanted readers of Cleveland Amory's earlier, bestselling accounts of his adventures with his curmudgeonly cat, Polar Bear, the author here reflects on his life and on the many ways in which it was enriched by fifteen years of his feline friend's companionship. The Best Cat Ever is Amory's best book ever -- the witty and wise conclusion to a wonderful love story. |
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First published in paperback by Penguin in 1988, The Cat Who Came for Christmas captured the #1 position on the New York Times bestseller list that year for twelve weeks, and, since its hardcover publication, has leaped onto the list an extraordinary five times.
Written by Cleveland Amory, self-confessed curmudgeon and dog owner, The Cat Who Came for Christmas is the enchanting story of Amory's encounter with a stray cat in a debris—filled alley one Christmas Eve—and their subsequent life together. Walter Anderson in Parade described The Cat Who Came for Christmas as "A classic. This extraordinary true story will touch your heart and your funny bone—all at once."
Fans of this classic tale include Walter Cronkite, Paul Harvey, Doris Day—and, of course, the more than one million Americans who have made The Cat Who Came for Christmas a perennial bestseller. |
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Barnes and Noble
| Unforgettable Mutts speaks on behalf of the millions of loving and deserving dogs who may never have a chance simply because they have no pedigree. According to The Humane Society of the United States, approximately 75% of all dogs entering U.S. animal shelters each year are mixed-breed. While some are adopted, tragically one to two million mutts are euthanized every year. This startling statistic is fueled in part by the long- standing misconception that if a dog doesn't have a pedigree than he or she must be somehow defective. But as author, Karen Derrico clearly illustrates, nothing could be further from the truth. Page after page of Unforgettable Mutts proves that it's a dog's personality, not the pedigree, that matters. |
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| Cat Record Book
My CAT RECORD BOOK offers a collection of 45 of the most endearing Rachael Hale cat portraits in an attractive fill-in journal. Cat owners will be able to chronicle the details of their pet's arrival, favorite foods, most lovable antics, and biggest milestones. The journal also offers a place to keep track of veterinarian visits and medical history. Every Rachael Hale photograph elicits a smile, and this record book will be an adorable and enduring keepsake for cat owners everywhere. |
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| Dog Book
When art and compassion converge, there is no telling what kind of magic will spring forth. In the case of author/artist Emily Eve Weinstein, that convergence results in her latest labor of love, DOG BOOK. In Dog Book, Weinstein showcases her original oil paintings and her related tales of dogs found on highways and in shelters, of dogs abandoned and then rescued, even of dogs that rescue others. From the unadoptable mutt who finally finds a home in the Search and Rescue dogs of 9/11, Dog Book offers us a compelling and often amusing glimpse into the life of over 60 remarkable canines and their people. Combining captivating prose with oil paintings and pencil drawings of her subjects and inspired by those subjects she so intuitively portrays, Weinstein masterfully manages to bridge the gap between artist and essayist. “Each dog became my muse,” Weinstein says. “Animal neglect and abuse are all too common. My greatest hope is to educate without lecturing or serving a double dose of saccharine. I hope my readers find themselves in my words and images and join in helping make this a better world for all beings. All of my subjects display courage--whether it is the courage to give human caregivers a second chance or to search through the rubble of the decimated World Trade Center. This book is about awareness and hope.” This book is a fund raiser nationally through animal rescue groups, no-kill shelters, and those that hope to become no-kill shelters.
“I received this book and discovered the beautiful illustrations and stories that touched my heart. A must for “dog lovers” that will make a great coffee table book or gift for a friend,” by Alta Tawzer, Tawzer Dog Videos and, now books |
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| Cat Book started out simply enough. Emily Weinstein set out to do a series of monoprints of cats she knew personally As she explored her subjects she saw that each cat had a story. So she wrote the stories down, and began hearing of fascinating cats farther afield. The trail led from North Carolina up the East Coast to New York City, where she was able to paint the much-heralded Brooklyn heroine cat, Scarlett, who rescued her five kittens from a ravaging fire. Other cats depicted include Snappy, who has sailed around the world; Wild Boy, feral in the High Sierras; the talking feline Regis, and Max, who has learned to box. It's all great fun -- and wonderful art. |
Copyright © by Ginny Fan Club - The Dog Who Rescues Cats Fan Club All Right Reserved. Published on: 2005-09-05 (10619 reads) [ Go Back ] |
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