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Dear Friends and Family,
 Consistently warmer weather is finally here.....and so is my book launch.
As some of you may know, May 1st is the official publication date of my new book, Wagging Tales: Every Animal Has a Tale.
As part of my book tour, I will be doing several book signings in May and June. The locations of each of my book signings that have already been scheduled are listed on the Book Information page of my web site. I will be donating a portion of my profits during each book signing to a local rescue organization.
So, come by one of my book signings during the months of May and June and help support the great groups that are participating with me.
May 3rd - Unity North Atlanta Church (Marietta, GA)
May 6th - Barnes & Noble (Atlanta, GA)
May 7th - Phoenix & Dragon (Atlanta, GA)
May 8th - Borders (Suwanee, GA)
May 15th - Book Revue (Huntington, NY)
May 21st - Barnes & Noble (Fort Worth, TX)
May 24th - Unity Fort Worth Church (Fort Worth, TX)
May 27th - Barnes & Noble (Boulder, CO)
June 6th - Barnes & Noble (Cumming, GA)
June 9th - Changing Hands (Tempe, AZ)
June 10th - Barnes & Noble (Peoria, AZ)
June 11th - Bay Books (Coronado, CA)
For those of you that have preordered a copy of my book on Amazon's, Barnes & Noble's and Borders' web sites, thank you. If you haven't ordered a copy
of my book yet, please don't forget to do so. It makes a great gift for any
animal-loving person on your list. And please post a positive review
about my book on any or all of these sites once you have read my
book. I thank those of you that have already done this.
Special events in which I will be participating as well as TV and radio guest appearances are posted on my web site's Upcoming Events page. Because events and appearances are being added almost daily (thank you Julia), please check my web site for the latest information.
If I have to say so myself, the team at Emerald Book Company has done a great job of putting together a quality book that I am very proud of. I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I enjoyed writing it. |
Professional Pet Sitting Companies
How to Find a Good One
Many years ago when we got our first pets, we decided that we would have someone we trusted stay in our home with our pets when we went on vacation. However, a friend or family member wasn't always available. So, we had to find a reputable pet sitting company.
So, you may ask, what are some of the qualifications of a good pet sitting company? Some of the qualifications are:
- Can they provide references upon request?
- Are they bonded and insured?
- Are they a member of a professional organization like the National Association of Professional Pet Sitters?
- Can their pet sitters come by your home before the first assignment to meet you an your pets?
- Do they detail their services and fees in a service contract?
- Are the pet sitters employed by the company competent in dealing with the types of pets you have?
So, while you may have to do some research to find a reputable pet sitting company, your pets will appreciate your efforts on their behalf.
In the end, whoever (vet, boarding facility, family member, friend, neighbor, etc.) you entrust the care of your pet to should be someone that you know will care for them in the manner that you specify and who your pets feel most comfortable with.
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How To Tell
Researching Charitable Organizations
Do you ever wonder about whether the health-related charitable organization that is soliciting you for a donation tests on animals? Well if you do, but you don't know where to find this type of information, visit the Humane Charity Seal web site. They
have compiled information on almost all of the national health-related
charitable organizations in the United States including whether or not
they test on animals.
The Humane Charity Seal web site is sponsored by Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine (PCRM) whose main goal is to show universities and other organizations that continue to base their research on animal testing that there are alternatives to this practice.
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Speaking Engagement
As part of my book tour, I have been invited to speak at the Bichon Frise Club of Dallas and Animal Assisted Therapy Program on May 20, 2009.
I will be sharing information with both groups about what I do as an animal communicator and how I can help them with their pets.
If you would like for me to speak to your club/group, please call me at 404-422-6355 or send me an e-mail at [email protected].
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Article in Aquarius Newspaper
My article on telepathic  connections with pets appears in this month's (May 2009) issue of Aquarius on page 8.
If you would like to read the full article online, please click here.
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Upcoming TV Show Appearances
As part of my book tour, I am scheduled to appear on Family Net's nationally televised Mornings show on May 4th, Community Cable Television's (Fort Worth) Books in Review show on May 20th, and the FOX network's Good Day Atlanta show on June 1st.
I hope to have copies of my segment from each show posted to my web site shortly after my appearance.
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I look forward to hearing from you all soon. Until next time, please remember that "Every Animal Has A Tale�".
Namast�,
Tim Link
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