Dogtripping : 25 Rescues, 11 Volunteers, and 3 RVs on Our Canine Cross-Country Adventure

from yankeesfan1

This is a fun, quick, easy read. As someone whose active in rescue, it's interesting to hear a male's perspective, because as he mentions in the book, it is a very female dominated world. Rosenfelt has a good sense of humor throughout the whole book and clearly adores his dogs. While I wouldn't s...

from bgknighton

David and Debbie take dog love to a whole new level. When it came time for Debbie to retire they decide that Maine is the place to be. It will only take a caravan to move 25 dogs and the volunteers.

from ginger72

Really enjoyed this book ! Yes, it is a little repetitive and Yes, the chapters are extremely short. I think the author could have definitely expanded his chapters by telling more about the animals instead of just little blurbs. Regardless, it was a fun, feel good story that made me wish I had be...

from Sable677

Despite being a cat lover, I found that I really enjoyed this tale of the amazing adventure Rosenfelt and the other members of the Woofabago adventure had. This book was easy and fun to read, and I found that I really enjoyed how the author flashed back and forth between telling the reader about ...

from alexann

As a passionate dog-rescue cheerleader, I was eager to read Rosenfelt's account of pulling up roots and moving from Southern California to New England with his wife--and twenty-five dogs! (The cover illustration is darling!) He gathered together a few friends, and several folks he'd never met, wh...