Langford, Sharon
Sharon Langford
Sharon Langford donates her time and financial resources to organizations and charities that focus on children and animals with special needs. She has received a Metro Council Award for contributions to animal welfare and the Julia Colton Animal Welfare Award. She volunteers for numerous animal organizations and serves on the board of directors at the Nashville Humane Association.
Heartfelt stories about the sixteen rescue dogs who woofed their way into the author’s life, changing it irreversibly.
Pulling from her experiences caring for abandoned and injured strays, Sharon Langford shares memorable character studies, helpful “Rescue Tips,” and inspiring lessons learned from a lifetime of living with her canine friends.
Americans own 73 million dogs, and more than ever, animal lovers are choosing shelter and rescue dogs over those from breeders and puppy mills. Langford’s experiences teach us that, as with their human sidekicks, it’s not the pedigree that enables these abandoned and neglected individuals to become good companions, it’s their souls. The heartwarming stories and touching prose are a call to arms for readers to open their hearts and doors to some of the neediest in our society.