"My Pets: Real Happenings in My Aviary" by Marshall Saunders offers a charming and insightful glimpse into the world of animal care and companionship. Through personal anecdotes and keen observations, Saunders shares real-life experiences with the birds and other animals that populated her aviary.
A testament to animal welfare and the joys of keeping pets, this book explores the intricate relationships between humans and the creatures under their care. Saunders' genuine affection for her animals shines through, making this work a heartwarming and informative read. Readers interested in nature, birds, and the history of animal rights will find much to appreciate in this early autobiographical account. First published many years ago, this edition has been meticulously prepared for print republication, allowing readers to rediscover this timeless story of pets and their place in our lives.
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