Tea and Dog Biscuits: Our First Topsy-Turvy Year Fostering Orphan Dogs
Barrie and Dorothy Hawkins don't quite realize what they are getting themselves into when they take on the challenge of rescuing and fostering orphan dogs. Every canine character has a surprise in store; among them are Monty, the dog with a taste for cheese; Oscar, who has never been walked or played with but finds a new zest for life at the age of twelve; and Digby, the enormous ex–guard dog who, when he’s not squashing daisies, is squashing Barrie’s foot. Barrie and Dorothy welcome them all...
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Barrie and Dorothy Hawkins don't quite realize what they are getting themselves into when they take on the challenge of rescuing and fostering orphan dogs. Every canine character has a surprise in store; among them are Monty, the dog with a taste for cheese; Oscar, who has never been walked or played with but finds a new zest for life at the age of twelve; and Digby, the enormous ex–guard dog who, when he’s not squashing daisies, is squashing Barrie’s foot. Barrie and Dorothy welcome them all into their hearts and home, doing whatever it takes to change the dogs' lives for the better—and in the process changing their own lives, too. The Washington Post - Yvonne Zipp Tea and Dog Biscuits offers good-natured storytelling, judicious use of self-deprecating humor and a genuine love of its subject.
1 Squashing the Daisies 72 In the Beginning 213 A Special Day 284 Food, Glorious Food 375 A Quick Start 486 Healthy Exercise 547 Doubt 628 Helping with Enquiries 729 Goodbye 8510 Squashing My Foot 9611 A Friend 10812 People 11613 Death Row 12414 On My Trail 13215 Different People 14116 Legal Complications 15217 And on the Seventh Day 16418 Unexpected 17719 Sixth Sense 18420 Hard 19621 The Christmas Present 20422 A Perfect Match 22123 Happy Anniversary 239Postscript 252Author's Note 254
\ Oxford TimesThis is a delightful little book written with feeling and a deep understanding of the way a dog's mind works.\ \ \ \ \ Your Dog MagazineUplifting true story of how the author and his wife became involved in dog rescue and re-homing. There are plenty of tears and smiles along the way.\ \ \ Yvonne ZippTea and Dog Biscuits offers good-natured storytelling, judicious use of self-deprecating humor and a genuine love of its subject.\ —The Washington Post\ \
