A New Home for Dominick

About the Author: ＂A New Home for Dominick＂ is Shirley Alarie’s foray into children’s books and is an adorable and heartwarming introduction to animal advocacy, based on real life characters and events. ＂A New Home for Dominick＂ compliments Shirley’s adult novel ＂A Healing Haven - Saving Horses and Humans at RVR Horse Rescue,＂ which is the amazing and moving true account of Shawn Jayroe and her incredible team of volunteers at RVR Horse Rescue. A Healing Haven is one installment of Shirley’s Lemons to Lemonade Series of inspirational nonfiction. To see more of her work, check out ShirleyAlarie.com, where you can also sign up for her blog, A Dose of Faith, Hope and Love. Follow her writing adventures on Facebook at Shirley Alarie. About the Illustrator: Cuban-born artist Ileana Nadel comes from a family of fine artists and architects. Ileana’s award-winning creations have been exhibited in many forums and her artwork graces private collections throughout the world. Ileana has added ＂A New Home for Dominick＂ to her growing list of illustrated children’s books. She also teaches private and group dog obedience and agility classes in Valrico, Florida at her Cool Critters dog training school. Contact Ileana through CoolCritters.com. About real-life Dominick and Charity: Charity was RVR’s first rescue horse. When Dominick arrived several years later, Charity befriended him and they remained best buddies. They shared a stall and ate together. They could always be found near each other in the pasture. Volunteers at RVR walked the friends together, since they insisted on being with each other. Charity befriended other donkeys when they arrived at RVR, but Dominick remained her most special friend. About RVR Horse Rescue: Shawn Jayroe founded RVR Horse Rescue, which is located in Riverview, Florida. The nonprofit organization is dedicated to saving and rehabilitating abused and neglected horses and is run by an all-volunteer group, including Shawn. At RVR, each horse is provided with the care, training, and space they need to recover. The horses live in herds, so they can build important bonds with other horses. These bonds are a critical part of the rehabilitation process. Once the horses are healthy again, they are available for adoption to loving homes. Follow the incredible adventures on Facebook at RVR Horse Rescue. Or visit RVRHorseRescue.org to make a tax deductible donation or purchase RVR logo products that benefit the rescue.