"Kenzie Helps a Friend" is available for order in hardcover, softcover or eBook formats.
Description: Our lovable hero, Kenzie the Fuzzbucket, is out for a stroll one day. She hears a little cry and finds a squirrel who has lost his acorn. Kenzie offers to help and begins her quest to find the missing acorn.
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I'm excited to announce that Fuzzbucket Books is about to launch into the world of self-publishing!
Our first children's book will be released in September 2019. The first book, "Kenzie Helps a Friend" is a sweet story about how our lovable hero, Kenzie, helps a baby squirrel find his lost acorn.
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Rescued by the wonderful folks at North Shore Animal League, Kenzie was a wee little pup when we adopted her.
We thought we might have accidentally picked up a cat.
So, according to Wisdom Panel, Kenzie is part Basenji, part Australian Shepherd and part Boxer.
What exactly is a Basenji?
According to the AKC, The Basenji, Africa’s “Barkless Dog,” is a compact, sweet-faced hunter of intelligence and poise. They are unique and beguiling pets, best for owners who can meet their exercise needs and the challenge of training this catlike canine.
Catlike canine.
We were correct. We adopted a cat.
According to Wisdom Panel, "Some believe these fun-loving and high-spirited dogs started life in ancient Egypt, during the
time of the Pharaohs. Drawings found in Egyptian tombs seem to confirm this theory, which
would make the breed at least five thousand years old. With their small, muscular bodies and
intelligent and alert natures, they’ve gained a reputation for being great hunting and guard
dogs. Though if you want one to guard your home today, don’t expect them to bark. Instead, the
Basenji will make literally any other kind noise – howling, whining, whimpering, growling – even
yodeling."
