About This Book
This middle-grade novel follows Sunita, an 11-year-old animal clinic volunteer, as she embarks on a crucial mission. When Dr. Mac's cat goes missing, Sunita's search leads her to a hidden colony of wild cats living by the railroad tracks. The discovery sparks a conflict with angry neighbors who want the cats gone, forcing Sunita and her fellow volunteers to advocate for the animals. The story explores themes of animal welfare, community responsibility, and the power of young people to make a difference. It's ideal for readers aged 8-12 who are passionate about animals and social justice.
Each of these exciting stories, told in the voice of one of the 11-year-old volunteers at the Wild at Heart Animal Clinic, offers a first-hand account of animal emergencies and rescues. This series is sure to win the hearts of readers who are wild about animals!Dr. Mac's cat is missing! Sunita leads a search party to look for him and discovers a large colony of wild cats living by the railroad tracks. There she also meets a group of angry neighbors who want to get rid of the cats for good. Can Sunita save them before animal control takes them away?
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Discussion Prompts
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What responsibilities do we have to wild or feral animals in our communities?
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How can young people advocate for causes they believe in, like animal welfare?
3
What are some different perspectives people might have about feral cat colonies, and how can we find common ground?
4
Have you ever helped an animal in need? What did you do?
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