HOW A LITTLE DOG CHANGED THE WORLD The true story of one little dog who
helped bring an end to puppy farming in the UK. Lucy, a Cavalier King
Charles Spaniel, was born into a Welsh puppy farm in 2008. She was
repeatedly bred to produce litters of cute puppies, who were taken from
her shortly after birth to be sold online and transported many miles
across the UK. Life on a puppy farm is grim, and the dogs aren't
vaccinated, loved orlooked after. Lucy was rescued in 2013 and was in a
terrible way - her spine was fused, she was covered in scalds and burns,
blind in one eye, had crippling arthritis, separation anxiety, and was
badly underweight. Her life turned around when she was chosen for
adoption and rehabilitated by Lisa Garner, dog-lover extraordinaire.
Lisa had shared her life with many dogs beforehand, but she recognised
something extra special about little Lucy, and so their unique journey
together began which would eventually change the world... The author is
a regular guest on shows including BBC Breakfast, ITV's This Morning,
and Sky News. Marc frequently writes articles raising awareness for
animal welfare and is at the forefront of worldwide campaigns. Lucy's
Law comes into effect on 6 April 2020, revolutionising the UK's approach
to animal rights.
