· More Than a Number is the second book in The Save Five Series, which is a collection of fictional books that explore some of today’s relevant animal issues such as dog theft, factory farming, using animals for medical and cosmetic research, dog fighting, animal hoarding, the trapping and raising of animals for fur, and captive hunting preserves. Alison, once again, as in “Dog ,” cannot sit back and do nothing when she perceives that injustice is being done—whether it’s a runaway cow on its way to slaughter, honoring a dead man’s will with provisions for the many cats living on his farm that his sister is trying to seize, or getting to the bottom of a suspected dog-fighting ring in the area. More Than a Number. By Janet Vormittag. Chapter One I had heard rumors of dog fighting in the county but never had proof. Pit bulls, the breed most commonly used for fighting, were seldom brought into the shelter, and when one did come in, there were no scars or other evidence of fighting. Earlier in the year, I had attended a workshop on.
Change show info - Click HERE to add a new show - To schedule the same show twice or more on same day, append '+' to time (ex. pm+). Author Janet Vormittag, Jenison, Michigan. likes. Books for people who care about animals. Jump to. Cats and Dogs, The kindle version of More Than a Number, the 2nd book in the Save Five Series, is on sale for 99 cents until April 11 at 4 p.m. PMT. Janet Vormittag is an author, publisher and animal advocate. Her Save Five Series is a collection of fictional books that explore some of today's relevant animal issues such as dog theft, factory farming, the use of animals for medical and cosmetic research, dog fighting, animal hoarding, trapping and raising animals for fur, and captive hunting preserves.
The number of cards in Bob's baseball card collection is 3 more than twice the number of cards in Andy's. If together they have at least cards, what is the least number of cards that Bob has? Sue has a balance of $35 in her checking account. Alison, once again, as in “Dog ,” cannot sit back and do nothing when she perceives that injustice is being done—whether it’s a runaway cow on its way to slaughter, honoring a dead man’s will with provisions for the many cats living on his farm that his sister is trying to seize, or getting to the bottom of a suspected dog-fighting ring in the area. You’ll meet more than 20 kitties including Lucy who started Janet’s love affair with cats. Lucy, a partially paralyzed kitty, competed with Janet for the house title of Best Mouse Hunter. Janet used a live-trap and practiced catch-and-release. Lucy’s method was catch-and-eat, and she left only a trophy tail as proof of her prowess.
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