By Barbara Natterson-Horowitz, M.D., and Kathryn Bowers
After being asked to consult on an unusual patient, an Emperor tamarin at the Los Angeles Zoo, Barbara Natterson-Horowitz started a fascinating journey to discover the parallels between humans and their animal friends. Her results were astonishing. This book outlines exactly how much we can learn from animals about our own health.
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I don't know where to put this, but my favorite Ellen episodes is when she gives a house or car away to that women who said to her "no more". She was so over whelmed and grateful that Ellen kept having her back. I love all the episodes where Ellen gives to someone deserving. Ellen is so self aware and blessed she makes me feel that way too every time she does this.
Enjoyed the book immensely! I'd love to pass along another recommendation for the animal lovers...
Please check out our new children's book, Fairminded Fran and the Three Small Black Community Cats, due for release on October 16, 2012, National Feral Cat Day. Many animal rights advocates and education professionals across the nation have already expressed strong support for the book as a teaching tool. You can see some reviews on our website: www.fairfranscommunitycats.org.