A photo gallery filled with adorable photos of cute puppies and cats.

This book is full of cute and adorable pictures of puppies and cats that will make you smile just by looking at them.
Just looking at photos of dogs and cats running around in nature, playing with toys, and snuggling up in the arms of their families will bring moments of warmth that will melt away the hardened hearts weary from everyday life.


This book is a photo gallery filled with text and photos that readers who live with their pets can open their hearts and empathize with.
This book will be a faithful refuge for those who open the doors of the gallery and enter.
Like an old friend who fills my heart with a short word, and who is by my side with a warm hand and sincere gaze that is more precious than ten words.

It seemed like the katana was coming closer, but it quickly ran away to a corner or under the bed.
But as the children waited patiently, Katana finally managed to sit on their laps for a moment.
The kids had to just stand or sit on their laps to get comfortable with the katana little by little.
If you touch it too much, the cat will feel caught and run away.
In this way, the children learned to love katana deeply.

― 8p (Cat Edition) From ‘Starting the Story’

“But ten years is a very long time for puppies.
Eventually, Miss Daisy became ill, and I had to admit that the time had come for me to say goodbye to her.
My son and I continued to caress Miss Daisy, who was struggling to breathe, praying that her pain would go away.
Then suddenly Miss Daisy raised her head and looked straight at us.
It was as if he was saying his final goodbyes.
I still can't forget those eyes.
“Those kind eyes that contained the feeling of happiness that you were with us.”

― From 9p (Puppy Edition) ‘Starting the Story’

After my mother passed away, I visited a friend's house to gather my thoughts.
There I met a wonderful brown Labrador named Fifi.
My friend brought a large Pippi into the room, and instead of going anywhere else, he sat down right in front of me.
Then he leaned his head close to my face and looked at me with sad eyes.
While I was staying at my friend's house, Pipi often exhibited this behavior.
When I asked my friend why, she said that it seemed like Pippi felt and sympathized with my pain.
When I heard that, I was amazed at Pippi's ability to communicate.
In fact, I received a lot of comfort from Pippi's actions.


― From page 31-32 (Puppy Edition) ‘Chapter 1: Does Our Puppy Have a Soul?’

Some people say that animals do not have souls.
Of course, I don't think that the souls of humans and animals have equal depth.
But I don't think it has no soul.
Having witnessed the remarkable empathy and incredible instincts of animals like Topi, Chester, and Junebug, I can't underestimate the animal spirit.


― From page 35 (cat edition), page 34 (dog edition) ‘Chapter 1: Do our cats (dogs) have souls?’

It is clear that the mother, who was battling cancer at the time, was greatly comforted by the puppy the volunteer brought.
While my ninety-four-year-old mother lay reclined in bed, the dog, who had been allowed by a volunteer to lie down next to her, showed no signs of discomfort.
Mother was so happy to have this wonderful creature by her side and caress her on her final journey to life with God.

― From Chapter 7, Holy Plan, p. 93 (Puppy Edition)

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