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Sarah Cavallaro - Dogs Have Angels Too
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- Soul Touched by Dogs
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- May 22, 2025
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- 1489
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Summary
In this soulful and inspiring episode, I talk to writer, creative force, and lifelong animal lover Sarah Cavallaro, whose novel Dogs Have Angels Too weaves heart and humor into the complex and beautiful world of dog rescue. We explore how storytelling can change perspectives, create compassion, and shine a light on what really happens when people and dogs save each other. Sarah shares the real-life rescue that sparked her book, the fascinating characters it’s based on (some of them drawn from her own life), and how her mission turned into a brand supporting dog rescue on multiple levels. Whether you’ve rescued a dog, are part of the rescue community, or simply love stories with heart and purpose - you’ll be moved, inspired, and entertained. 💡 Key Takeaways Why storytelling is a powerful vehicle for transformation - for readers and dogs alike How Sarah’s own dog, Athena, inspired the main character in her novel What she learned about the dog rescue world through research, writing, and partnerships The surprising way her book is helping support real-life rescue organizations Why her book isn’t just serious - it’s a witty, warm “dramedy” that leaves a lasting impact ✨ Favorite Quote “When you help one, you help everybody. You help everything. It’s biblical - because that’s what teaches love.” – Sarah Cavallaro Find out more and connect with Sarah Sarah Cavallaro is a former award-winning executive producer and founder of Emerald Films, whose creative path led her from directing global ad campaigns to writing fiction that touches the soul. Her novel Dogs Have Angels Too—winner of Best in Women’s Fiction from the Indie Reader Discovery Awards—is a love letter to underdogs, both human and canine. Through her nonprofit work and her unique blend of art and advocacy, Sarah cont…