The Dog Who Ate the Vegetable Garden Helped Save The Planet, The [Paperback]

A dog's-eye view on saving the planet, one vegetable at a time!

Meet Dori, a cheeky vegan Boxer with a nose for trouble and a heart full of compassion. In this heartwarming and zany narrative, Dori recounts her adventures, from devouring a vegetable garden to advocating for animal rights and sustainable living. Through her unique perspective, readers gain a fresh understanding of human exploitation of animals and the importance of ethical choices.

Is this the right story for you? If you're an animal lover, an environmental advocate, or simply seeking inspiration to live more consciously, Dori's story will touch your heart and spark your imagination. Discover how one small dog can make a big difference in the world. Buy now and join Dori on her quest tosave the planet, one Brussels sprout at a time!

Animal-rights activist, painter, essayist and former curator, radio commentator, and high-school English faculty, Margaret Hurley was named Notable Essayist (Best American Essays 1995). Magazines, including Ms. and Mothering, and Korean and US newspapers have published her work. The Hanji Box film is based on her life. A Wellesley College graduate.

My story is about plants. The planet. And animals. About a dog. Me! And my humans. Eating only plants. No animals. Yup! And that brings up other stuff. Um hm.Narrated by a cheeky vegan dog named Dori who uses humor, memoir, science, and history to make a case for the most direct and simple way to reverse environmental destruction and mass extinction.