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Tiger: The Cat Who Thought He was a Dog: Meet the cat who was raised with dogs
Paperback / softback
Main Details
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Tiger: The Cat Who Thought He was a Dog: Meet the cat who was raised with dogs
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Authors and Contributors |
By (author) Hannelore Clark
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Physical Properties |
Format:Paperback / softback | Pages:122 | Dimensions(mm): Height 228,Width 152 |
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Category/Genre | Cats as pets |
ISBN/Barcode |
9781098366841
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Publishing Details |
Publisher |
BookBaby
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Imprint |
BookBaby
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Publication Date |
17 June 2021 |
Publication Country |
United States
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Description
This is the true story of Tiger, a six day old orphan kitten was raised by hand. Ginger, our rescue dog was a big influence in Tiger's life. She taught him everything he needed to know to become a good guard cat/dog. Tiger truly believed it was his duty to defend our country home. Tiger's survivals: A near drowning by a muskrat. A terrifying 10 mile ride in the motor of a pick-up in freezing winter temperature. Being snatched by a fox. Encounters with feral cats. Multiple surgeries and recuperation's as result of his adventures. Tiger was no ordinary cat; he enjoyed his morning coffee. He loved to be around running water in every house we lived in and when we moved to the lake, he would take a cool, short swim with our Springer Spaniel on very hot days. Tiger loved most of the children, however he definitely had his favorite friends that he liked to play with and act like a clown. Other visitors did not fare so well, that's when the cat was on duty. Readers of all ages and all cat and dog lovers will enjoy this most delightful true adventure.
Author Biography
This is the first book Hannelore Clark has authored, but not the last. Hannelore Clark was born in Germany and has lived in Canada since 1965 where she married and had children. When she retired from her business, she decided to follow her life dream to become a writer. As a widow, she believes to support the less fortunate people. She loves all types of animals, and has volunteered at pet shelters and supports animal rescues.
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