Wild About Pets: Author Christine Sullivan

Christine Sullivan shares her personal story of rescuing a dog named Cinnamon, whom her brother’s platoon had adopted while serving in Afghanistan. She will also talk about some organizations who are set up to rescue other dogs from Iraq and Afghanistan.



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Wild About Pets: Author & Documentary Producer Bonnie Silva

What can be done if a dog, cat, or even a rabbit you want to adopt from a shelter is hundreds of miles away, and their time is running out? Bonnie Silva is here to tell you about an incredible system set up to rescue animals from being destroyed.



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Christine Sullivan

After CHRISTINE SULLIVAN worked in sales and technology for years, she volunteered to care for animal victims of Hurricane Katrina and found her true passion in life -- caring for animals in need. Along with Mark and Cinnamon, Christine and her book have been featured by CNN, Fox News, USA Today, local and national radio shows, and national and international magazines. Christine is an adventurer and animal advocate who continues to work with Operation Baghdad Pups. Ms. Sullivan is the founder of New Hope For Animals whose mission is to fund organizations that care for animals in need. She lives in Vermont with her family.

Saving Cinnamon Website

Bonnie Silva

Bonnie Silva is an Emmy award-winning writer &
producer. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree from
Emerson College and a graduate certificate in
Management from Tufts University. Her broadcast work
includes children's series, documentaries, public service
campaigns, and cable (Discovery) programming.

Bonnie loves wild horses, and advocates for their freedom
at every opportunity.

Fifteen Legs Website