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Judy Slater
It hasn’t always been the good life for Judy, but the love from her many pooches throughout the years has given her much joy. As a girl, the sadness over her father’s death was eased by a surprise gift from her mother, a little toy poodle named Coco. Coco helped her through many years of suffering from Dystonia, a neuro-muscular disorder. She learned that although the world perceived her as “different,” her dogs only saw her as an object of love--without flaws, disabilities or drawbacks—a thing of perfection!
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Books
It’s A Dog-Gone Good Life is a delightful collection of poems by Judy Slater. In it Judy professes her love for all animals, but dog-gone it, if she had to choose she would become the loyal and loving canine.
Judy has assembled a wonderful tribute to the four-legged objects of her affections. Artist Florie Freshman depicts each poem in beautiful illustration. |
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