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|  | | All Our Skunks (Limited Edition)
A heartwarming sweet love story between two skunks (one a wild born rescue and one a domestic pampered pet).
The book was created on the Internet and is full of original art (both color, and black and white). | |  | | An Earth Divided: Crucified For Caring
“An Earth Divided: Crucified For Caring” by Share Bond reveals the truth about the imbalance in the world where those that are cruel to animals and exploit the environment get off easy and those that fight to protect the Earth and her inhabitants are crucified.
Examples and praise are given to those that have succeeded and how they accomplished their goals, regardless of the huge obstacles they encountered.
Chapter Three explains why animal advocates and rescuers are persecuted. There is a conflict between those who possess the will and means to exploit the living world to destruction and those who are banding together in a desperate, last ditch attempt to prevent the trashing of our Mother Earth.
Chapter Four makes suggestions on whom would be better in charge of animal and environmental issues, certainly not agencies that sell | |  | | Mischief, Curiosity and Trouble: Wacky World of Wildlife Work
This book is a collection of the author's most memorable experiences doing rehabilitation, education, studying, and rescuing of wild, exotic and domestic animals, as well as those of her colleagues and peers in this important field. The stories are passionate and moving, as well as lighthearted and humorous, filled with a love for animals and for the people whose lives they touch.
Chapter Titles:
1. You Must Have a Sense of Humor To Do This!
2. Little Things Mean A Lot
3. Wild and Crazy Risks
4. When Education Pays Off
5. Sorry Wrong Number
6. Identity Theft
7. Some Days You Just Can't Win
8. What We Teach
9. Wildlife Work In Other Countries
10. You're Bugging Me!
11. Poetry and Eulogies
12. Short Stories
13. Highs When Working With Animals
14. Things That We in This Profession Need to Read Often
15. Rehabber-isms
16. Why We Do This Kind of Work
17. Special Things That Animal Res | |  | | Stinky Business: How To Rehabilitate Skunks
© 1996, 4th ed. 2004, 120 p. This latest edition contains important changes and additions on the skunk and its diet (formula through adult), preventive medicine, homeopathic remedies, new forms and work sheets, and 30 additional pages covering: basic rehabilitation techniques, screening questions, physical examination techniques, emergency care assessment, special rabies vector handling and immunization, etc.
RESCUE of injured and orphaned wild skunks and unwanted domestics
LISTS of rescue, first-aid and medical supplies
HOW TO TRAP, HANDLE and TRANSPORT without getting sprayed
QUARANTINE
REHABILITATION
Recordkeeping and Forms
Formulas and Proper Diet
Housing
Enrichment
RELEASE
HEALTH and VACCINES
| |  | | The Faerie Bard
The Faerie Bard is one of two Celtic books that Cash Bond (Share Bond's father) wrote before he died in 2007. Share wanted to make sure that he lived on in his books. What a shame it would be if what he had worked on since his teens would never be published.
The character, born of two different people, is brought up in a mystic realm where he learns and becomes skilled in music and history. As he grows, he tours the world, and gains a name and reputation and riches, while he entertains great Kings and the courts of Ireland. As time passes, he entices the world with a creation of his, which entrances the masses. As he grows old, the loss of his child sours his heart and that of his wife, and they seek to explore the far lands of their mystic realm. On this, he befriends new people, kings and queens, and comes to new battles with new beasts and foes, and even unites people to become a powerful kingship.
Any fan of Tolkien's popular books - The Hobbit, The Lord of the Rings Trilogy, etc. will love The Faerie Bard, and also The Hound of Erin.
The story delves into the ancient history of our world, primarily of Ireland and the Celts and the mystic lore of these people. So many historically found lore and myths of these ancient people seem complex and hard to follow. This story fills in those gaps and softens the transition to such details in a colorful and epic event. The Faerie Bard is he who grows to great fame using his skill in music and history/story telling, entertaining kings, courts and the people of the lower class. Growing fame and fortune, he befriends kings, queens, and people of all races and origins, with his music | |  | | The Hound of Erin
Another one of Cash Bond's Celtic fae books.
The Hound of Erin is one of two Celtic books that Cash Bond (Share Bond's father) wrote before he died in 2007. Share wanted to make sure that he lived on in his books. What a shame it would be if what he had worked on since his teens would never be published.
Any fan of Tolkien's popular books - The Hobbit, The Lord of the Rings Trilogy, etc. will love The Hound of Erin, and also The Faerie Bard.
The story delves into the ancient history of our world, primarily of Ireland and the Celts and the mystic lore of these people. So many historically-found lore and myths of these ancient people seem complex and hard to follow. This story fills in those gaps and softens the transition to such details in a colorful and epic event.
The Goidel had prospered and the wide green hills of Erin were theirs. These early Celtic invaders from Iberia in the southwest of Europe had conquered the faerie Túatha de Danaan at the battle of Teillte, and caused them to flee to the eldrich realm of their sidhe beneath the hills. The Goidel held them in an awe bordering on sanctity with many of the common people worshiping them as Gods. There was some inter-marriage between the ruling class of the Goidel and the people of the Danaan, and their remarkable offspring were among the greatest leaders of the land. They had overwhelmed |
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