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Come enjoy the day with Ruby! Her days are filled with excitement and fun! As the Dog-of-the-House, she has a lot responsibilities and duties, but Ruby loves her job and has a great time doing it and knows you'll enjoy spending the day with her.

Ein aufregendes Abenteuer mit einem pfiffigen Helden! Eigentlich ist sich Jean-Paul sicher, dass er diese Wette gegen seinen Freund Enno gewinnen wird: In spätestens 30 Tagen muss er seine Eltern dazu überredet haben, dass er einen Hund als Haustier haben darf. Doch so einfach, wie Jean-Paul sich das vorgestellt hat, ist die ganze Sache auf einmal doch nicht.

Mister Pushkin has nine lives. And he’ll need every one! For a cat not known for his patience, Mister Pushkin remains calm, in spite of intolerable provocation. But every cat has its limits. Although Klem would often like Mister Pushkin’s help, he’s rarely pleased with the cat’s methods. Emma however, is supremely grateful for his assistance in her hour of need.

Six-year old Shyla is in tears because her school project went missing. Big Brother thinks Simba ate it. Did he or didn't he? Young listeners will enjoy following along with Simba as he solves the mystery to find the missing project and clear his name.

Wigglesworth’s life as a pet ferret is turned upside-down when he becomes self-aware. It happens when he tries to eat a strange orb he finds aboard an alien star-ship that crash-lands into his room. In his prior life, he would peer out at the Moon and stars through the confines of his cage and imagine flying amongst them. Now free, and with his very own starship, he renames himself "Captain Hob" and can finally make that dream come true!

Ruby is adopted from the pound, but first she needs a haircut. Find out what happens when Ruby explores her new home and how she becomes the little ginger lion cat.

He was born to be wild. But is that his true calling? Since birth, Rusty has faced danger. His feral mama taught him the lessons of the wild. But a man and his house cats have captured his heart. Can Rusty learn to live in both worlds? How Rusty Found His Home is a prequel to the Cats of the Afterlife series. Take a listen today!

Did you know that there are over 393 million pets in the United States alone? Two out of every three households own a pet. That is a lot of pets! In this book, you will learn the most interesting and amazing facts and behaviors of eight of the most popular pets and the reasons why people love to have these animals in their homes.

In this book The Maharaja of Mastipur & the Pet Tiger, enjoy the "petrionics" of Shera, a beautiful, orphaned royal Bengal tiger cub, gifted to Prince Arjun on his 10th birthday. Shera loves the palace life so much that he refuses to grow up as a tiger. The prince is his rock star, and he imitates everything the prince does, including eating ice cream and having a bubble bath.

The Allen family loves their many pets, and they’re excited to adopt just one more - Henry, the bull-terrier. But why are dangerous men after him? He’s not telling, and the other pets must find out before someone in the family gets hurt: Why is Henry angry about being adopted? Can a dachshund actually concentrate for more than two minutes? What do Henry’s stalkers really want? Can a cat’s natural stubbornness foil a dastardly scheme of kidnapping and robbery?

Linda Gorman's Stories of Pets by Pets for Pets offers 22 stories integrating facts collected from questionnaires she gave to pet owners. Linda presents her stories as being told by pets. Her touching, sweet, and believable stories expressing love and hope will please children of all ages and, perhaps, surface elusive feelings, generating productive conversations.

Penny n’ Pals is the tale of new beginnings as a child and his mother pick out a new puppy Penny. The story details the family enduring new puppy tribulations in the form of both humor and fear as Penny begins her life in a new home. Penny n’ Pals defines the underlying teaching that you can’t make it in the world of San Francisco without a loving family to guide you through life's lessons.

A five-year-old Siberian cat named Sparkle lives with her owner and son in an urban city. One day, Sparkle chases a squirrel outside and is gone for some time. CJ's goal is to catch Sparkle and bring her back home to give her medication for flea prevention. Along the way, she tries to outrun CJ, and his friend Greg tries to catch her on Anderson Bridge.

The No Name Bunny tells of one rabbit’s journey to find her forever family, emphasizing the importance of hope in the face of life’s challenges and offering an animal's perspective on loss and fear, belief and belonging. In this children’s tale of redemption, the No Name Bunny perseveres despite neglect and abandonment to achieve her dream of a better life and to finally get what she wants most: a name.

Topsy-Turvy Boat Ride is another of Kitty and Tom’s adventures. Boat rides are serious, so with safety in mind, Betty and Al plan carefully for their curious pets’ first ride. Prone to seasickness, Betty does not go, but helps with the planning. Al is prepared and very patient. However, Kitty and Tom are curious cats that cannot sit still on the boat. Kitty and Tom learn from this adventure, even though things can get a little rocky.

Lie back and let yourself be transported. These imaginative relaxation scripts will help you and your child relax, switch off from everyday worries, and learn the art of being still. Fly on a magic carpet or a Pegasus, sink into an enormous football shirt or bowl of soup, float on the ocean on a surfboard, or follow a red blood cell round your body. These adventures in relaxation can be used at the end of a yoga class, before bedtime, or any time when some calm is needed.

The Lonesome Puppy was written by my mother Patricia Moran about her dog Thor when he was just a puppy looking for a forever home and not fitting in with all the other puppies. It is an adorable little children's book.

One cat. Two people. Many more problems. Twelve Autumnal tales, told with humour, mischief, and wit. Mister Pushkin was looking for peace and quiet. But trouble was looking for him. He finally discovers why he’s not like other cats. It makes life interesting at the local cat show. But it also attracts a lot of unwelcome attention. His ability to see things other’s can’t averts one disaster, only to create another. And cruelty, he realises, can sometimes be the best form of kindness.

Once a year, Wallace gets to spend a week with his Aunt Polly, and it's his favorite week of the year. Aunt Polly lives on a big farm, with lots and lots of dogs. Wallace wants a dog with all his heart, but his mom and dad don't want one. Wallace couldn’t wait to tell Aunt Polly about the new program at the animal shelter.

Macy’s father hates pets. But Macy loves her hamster Winnie. Winnie kicks wood chips all over their house, runs in her squeaky wheel, and gnaws at her house all night long, which drives Macy's father into incessant grumptitude. But Winnie is a very lucky hamster, as Macy hugs and pets her friend while learning how to care for her properly. Even Macy’s father comes to love cute little Winnie and her twitchy little nose.