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They Had Me at Meow
Meow is the winner of the 2009 Muse Medallion Award from the International Cat Writer's Association.
The judge said: "She had me at her first sentence.
A beautiful little jewel of a book: wonderful stories, valuable information about feral cats and just the right touch
of humor to spice things up. If this book doesn't prompt you to care for an abandoned cat or kitten, then I fear for
your humanity. If I could award more points, I would."
They Had Me
at Meow: Tails of Love from the Homeless Cats of Buster Hollow is a collection of funny, poignant stories (with color photos) about Rosie's 13-year
relationship with a colony of homeless cats. Meow is about connectedness and love, and about finding meaning
and friendship in unexpected places. Several of the stories feature Turtleman, a former resident of Buster Hollow,
and reveal how he became central to the lives of Rosie and Steve.
Meow
has received praise from The Humane Society of the United States, the San Francisco SPCA, the Marin Humane
Society, Fix Our Ferals, Marin Cat Connection and other animal welfare organizations. Quantity discounts are available to
animal welfare organizations.
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Jeffrey Moussaieff
Masson, New York Times best-selling author of The Nine Emotional Lives of Cats, Dogs Never Lie about
Love and others says, "I loved Rosie's book! . . . It is book is a loving, compassionate
hymn of praise to those mysterious beings who clearly are on earth to teach us all about love. . . . (Rosie's) book taught
me a lot and gave me sheer delight! . . . Congratulations (to her) on writing a superb paean to cats!" Ed Asner says, "Rosie is a great name
for an author and a rescuer of furry people. Her encounters with them are touching
and comic. Rarely did I
weep and if I did, it was with joy. Thank you, Rosie."
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