Mutual Rescue: The Book

The perfect gift for yourself and all the other animal lovers in your life.

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Consider purchasing the book as gifts to animal-rescue groups, community-services nonprofits, and libraries. All author proceeds from book sales benefit the Mutual Rescue initiative. 2021/08/mutual-rescue-book-corp.png
Consider purchasing the book as gifts to animal-rescue groups, community-services nonprofits, and libraries. All author proceeds from book sales benefit the Mutual Rescue initiative.

The popularity of Mutual Rescue’s films inspired a book, Mutual Rescue, How Adopting a Homeless Animal Can Save You, Too by Carol Novello (Grand Central Publishing, 2019).

In sections titled “Heart,” “Body,” “Mind,” and “Connection,” Novello weaves an engaging personal narrative through a series of authentic stories of mutual rescue, citing relevant scientific research along the way.

“A reading experience that is as touching as it is inspiring for all animal lovers who want to find out more about the magical, spiritual connection between humans and animals.” (Publisher’s note in the German language version.)

 

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  • Mutual Rescue jutaposes authentic stories and scientific thought about the animal-human bond. It touches hearts, opens minds, and inspires compassion—a life-changing book.”
    Brian Hare, PhD, founder of the Duke Canine Cognition Center and NYT bestselling author of The Genius of Dogs
  • I love Mutual Rescue’s films, so when I heard about this new book, I raced to read it. The stories about rescued pets rescuing people were like rays of bright sunshine on a stormy afternoon. Truly an awe-inspiring book!”
    Marci Shimoff, #1 NYT bestselling author of Happy for No Reason and Chicken Soup for the Woman’s Soul
  • Adopting a pet can greatly benefit the lives of people who are emotionally hurting. Read these heartwarming stories.”
    Temple Grandin, PhD, author of Animals in Translation and Animals Make Us Human
  • Through authentic accounts, scientific evidence, and personal narrative, Novello illustrates how when we rescue a homeless animal, we ourselves are so often rescued right back! This book is destined to save lives.”
    Marty Becker, DVM and Jack Canfield, #1 NYT bestselling coauthors of Chicken Soup for the Pet Lover’s Soul
  • Packed with heartrending stories of struggling people who have adopted homeless animals, this fascinating book reveals the many unrecognized ways dogs and cats can ground us, provide a sense of purpose, and give us the strength to move forward.”
    Mallika Chopra, author of Living with Intent: My Somewhat Messy Journey to Purpose, Peace, and Joy