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Dog Lady of Mexico: A Heartwarming Journey into Animal Rescue

Dog Lady of Mexico: A Heartwarming Journey into Animal Rescue

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Rose's lifelong dream was to move to a tropical paradise and continue her work as an artist. She imagined waking up by the ocean, sipping her coffee on the beach and heading to her pottery studio. There she would spin sun-drenched inspirations while her husband would share his passion for food at his ocean side cantina. It was all coming together for Rose when a good deed changed her life forever. Little did she know that this small favor would gradually become an obsession that she could not ignore. Take a trip with The Dog Lady of Mexico - a fictional novel based on a true story. Follow this heart-wrenching journey of love, loss and survival while building an animal rescue on the tiny island of Isla Mujeres in Mexico.

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Pub dateNov 16, 2018
ISBN-100578413809
ISBN-139780578413808
LanguageEnglish
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