Description
Set against the backdrop of the war in Afghanistan, Saving Cinnamon chronicles the love story of Navy Reservist Mark Feffer and a stray puppy he bonded with while stationed outside of Kandahar. When Mark is about to return stateside, he decides to adopt Cinnamon and sets up her transport back to the U.S. But the unthinkable happens and Cinnamon is abandoned by the dog handler who was supposed to bring her home, and disappears with out a trace. Mark and his family start a desperate search for the puppy which lasts 44 days and ends dramatically when Mark and Cinnamon are finally reunited. This is a touching memoir told by Mark's sister, who initiated the rescue efforts.
Author: Christine Sullivan
Publisher: St. Martin's Griffin
Published: 11/09/2010
Pages: 256
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.75lbs
Size: 8.40h x 5.60w x 0.70d
ISBN13: 9780312649555
ISBN10: 031264955X
BISAC Categories:
- Pets | Essays & Narratives
- Pets | Dogs | General
- History | Wars & Conflicts | Afghan War (2001-2021)
About the Author
CHRISTINE SULLIVAN worked in sales and technology for decades before finding her true passion in life--caring for animals in need. She initiated the search for Cinnamon and was instrumental in bringing her home to the U.S. She is the co-founder of New Hope For Animals and continues to work with Operation Baghdad Pups. Sullivan lives in Vermont with her family and dogs.