Maryly Turner Shares a Heart-warming Story of Her Beloved “Quinn, the Rottweiler”

“Quinn, the Rottweiler: A Story of a Dog Dealing with Cancer” is a distinctive memoir of Maryly and her beloved pet a Rottweiler named Quinn. An interesting story of Quinn who struggles to battle cancer, written from Quinn’s point of view.

Following the author and Quinn’s joy of his adoption, his transition into a new family and home, the uneasiness he felt at the vet clinic, and the treatments he must have to control cancer that is slowly ravaging his body. Quinn’s story, a truly remarkable dog, who changed her life as much as she changed his. He became part of a new family and met many new people who became part of his life. He faced an enormous challenge through which he both taught and learned the meaning of love and trust.

The author artistically recounts the story of her beloved pet in a deeply honest and personal. This script is not only touching and honest but helpful in understanding what our beloved pets may have gone through. It is written through the eyes of Quinn, a dog who lived most of his life on a chain, was adopted by a caring woman, and treated like a family member, only to succumb to cancer after 8 months.

“When we adopt a dog or any pet, we know it is going to end with us having to say goodbye, but we still do it. And we do it for a very good reason: They bring so much joy and optimism and happiness. They attack every moment of every day with that attitude.” – Bruce Cameron

This worth-to-read book is best to share with family and friends, especially pet lovers.

Book copies are available at Amazon (https://www.amazon.com/Quinn-Rottweiler-Story-Dealing-Cancer/dp/1440174938/) and other online book retailers.

“Quinn, the Rottweiler: A Story of a Dog Dealing with Cancer”
Written by: Maryly Turner
Published by: iUniverse
Published date: November 23, 2009
Paperback Price: $14.75
Hardcover Price: $24.75

About the Author:
Maryly Turner was born and raised in Berkeley, California. She now lives in Ukiah, California. There, in 1985, she met a Rottweiler breeder and got the first of a long line of Rottweilers with whom she would share her life. Today, she is raising Rottweiler # 9, a strapping 8-month-old.

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