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Wendy Holden is an experienced author with two novels and thirty non-fiction books to her credit. She wrote the bestselling memoir of Uggie, the dog from The Artist and has ghosted autobiographies that chronicle the lives of extraordinary women, including the actress Goldie Hawn; a World War II spy; Frank Sinatra’s widow Barbara; and the only woman in the French Foreign Legion. She now lives in Suffolk, England, with her husband and two dogs.Haatchi was injured by a train and sadly lost one of his legs and his tail. He needed some serious love; and so did Owen who was also finding life hard. This is an inspiring true story of friendship and how it gave Haatchi and Owen the strength to overcome problems together. Perfectly adapted for younger children, this is a moving and uplifting story which carries important messages.
Parents in Touch
This is a story that would melt any heart!
- Paul O'Grady,
Incredibly touching... a heartwarming true story
The Lady
Fascinating and moving
- Bel Mooney, Daily Mail
When Haatchi was injured by a train, he lost one of his legs and his tail - a huge problem for such a big dog. He needed some serious love; he needed to find his perfect Forever Home.
And then Haatchi met Owen.
Owen was finding life hard too. He also needed some love. And, like Haatchi, he had a lot of love to give . . .
This is the inspiring true story of the best friends who can overcome any problem together.
Because, after all, it doesn't matter how many legs or wheels you have, it's who journeys with you.
When Haatchi was injured by a train, he lost one of his legs and his tail - a huge problem for such a big dog. he needed to find his perfect Forever Home.
And then Haatchi met Owen.
Owen was finding life hard too. And, like Haatchi, he had a lot of love to give .