Love Unleashed: Tales of Inspiration and the Life-Changing Power of Dogs. This item is unavailable.Love Unleashed: Tales of Inspiration and the Life-Changing Power of Dogs

A book for dog lovers everywhere. Celebrating the amazing relationships shared with our four-legged friends, each story recounts the love of dogs and the powerful ways dogs impact our lives.

In this heartwarming collection of stories, readers meet 38 incredible dogs who have gone above and beyond the job description of best friend. Each uplifting story provides an inspiring look at the animals who change our lives. Meet rescue dogs who learn to serve others, working dogs who go beyond the call of duty, and underdogs who surmount extraordinary challenges on the road to finding their forever home. This treasury of man's best friend features photographs and personal anecdotes from those who have been touched by the selfless love of a beloved pet.

Readers will be inspired by...
  •  Extraordinary reunions: A dog is rescued from Aleppo, Syria, and reunited with his family in Canada, where they had relocated in 2015 after a missile destroyed their home.
  •  Friendships meant to be: When a prosthetics clinic scheduled appointments for 9-year-old Avery and shelter puppy Hattie Mae on the same day, a fateful encounter leads to a lifelong friendship built on combatting disability.
  •  Heroic acts: Shaya, a crime-fighting dog trained to track illegal poachers, hurt his leg chasing an injured rhino. The leg had to be amputated, but Shaya goes right back to work protecting animals.
  •  True devotion: As he was participating in China's Four Deserts Gobi March, a six-day foot race, Dion Leonard met a dedicated pup who accompanied him for about 120 miles. Afterward, he decides to adopt the dog. <

Journalist REBECCA ASCHER-WALSH loves dogs and excels at imparting stories about amazing animals. She is the author of Devoted, Loyal, and The Art of Calm, and she contributes to many newspapers and national magazines, including Entertainment Weekly, Adweek, and the Los Angeles Times. She is a director of the Deja Foundation, devoted to funding the medical care and training costs of dogs rescued from high-kill shelters.