This is a true story about a very special dog named B.J.
and the family that adopted him. B.J. is a special needs dog that came from an abusive situation.
The story takes place in the mid 1970's in Florida. The Author of this book is Anna M. Brown.
Forward:
I and my mother Sue Fisher are blessed to have Anna Brown as a friend. Anna is very compassionate and a champion of the rights of animals, children and the handicapped. I am also blessed to have a small home next door to my mother. My mother has adopted many rescue animals. The last two being a Cat “Katkashka” and a Beagle “Jill Jill” from the Somerset Humane Society, not far from where she lives.
As a foster parent of two and sometimes 3 special needs children and host family to one Ukrainian University student, it would be difficult for me to have a pet. I do walk next door and visit with Jill Jill and Katkashka daily, usually when my mom is at work. This true story has special insights into relationships that animals can form with people, and maybe even God. This story begs to ask the question. “Do animals have souls”?
After reading this story, I tend to believe that Animals do have souls. I even look at Jill Jill and Katkashka differently now, and I actually believe that they look at me differently as well.

All the profits of this book will be divided equally between the Somerset Maine Humane Society, Oakland Maine Soup and Sandwich Program and the hosting of student(s) from Waterville Maine’s sister city Kotlas, Russia. I thank you again, in advance for taking the time to read this truly insightful book.
Warmest Regards,
Mark
Mark D. Fisher