Sonya Herburger
Willys Quest for a Home – A Pawsome Adventure
A touching story of a shelter dog’s journey to find love, family, and a forever home, inspired by Sonya Herburger’s passion for animal rescue.
HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA, UNITED STATES, December 5, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ — Author Sonya Herburger announces the release of her heartwarming children’s book, “Willy’s Quest for a Home,” a touching story about a resilient dog who overcomes adversity to find his forever home. Sonya’s passion for animal welfare shines through in her writing. She hopes that “Willy’s Quest for a Home” will encourage others to appreciate the unique bond between humans and animals and consider opening their hearts and homes to those in need.
The Story:
Willy, a shelter dog, loves playing with his siblings, Buster and Lily. When Lily finds a home, Willy fears being alone. After Buster is also adopted, Willy escapes the shelter and gets lost in the city. Scared and hungry, he runs into traffic and is hit by a car.
A kind woman rescues Willy and takes him to another shelter. He heals there and meets Sherry, who cares for him and gives him the name One-Eyed Willy. At an adoption event, Willy meets Sonya and instantly connects with her. Though he’s initially jealous of her other dogs, King Tut and Titan, he eventually accepts them as his brothers.
Willy finds happiness with Sonya but struggles with separation anxiety. He follows her everywhere, even hiding in her desk drawers at work. Sonya’s love and patience help Willy overcome his fears, and he finally finds a true forever home with her and his new family.
About the Author:
Born on December 26, 1965, Sonya was raised on military bases around the world, giving her a unique perspective on life and the importance of family. Now settled in Huntington Beach, California, Sonya is a mother of two grown children, Jazz and Chase. With a background in sales and a long-standing commitment to animal rescue, Sonya has volunteered at various shelters and served on the board of A Home Forever Rescue for over 15 years.
Sonya Herberger is an author and passionate advocate for animal welfare. She lives in Huntington Beach, California, with her beloved dogs. A lifelong lover of storytelling, Sonya found solace in writing after a period of personal hardship. She enjoys crafting narratives that bring joy and warmth to readers of all ages. Her writing is particularly meaningful given her experience with dyslexia and ADHD. Sonya’s success as an author serves as an inspiration to others facing learning challenges, demonstrating that with determination and passion, anything is possible.
Purpose Behind This Book:
“Willy’s Quest for a Home” is inspired by Sonya’s own experiences with rescue dogs and her deep love for animals. The author’s journey into writing began with a broken heart. “One day, I sat down and started writing about my wonderful dog and how he brought so much joy to my life,” the author shares. This deeply personal experience inspired Willy’s Quest for a Home, a story that embodies the belief that every animal deserves a second chance.
“I wanted to write a book that would not only entertain children but also inspire them with a message of hope and resilience,” says Sonya. “Willy’s story reminds us that even when things seem bleak, there is always the possibility for love, healing, and second chances.”
Availability:
Available for pre-order on Amazon, “Willy’s Quest for a Home” tells the story of Willy, a shelter dog who faces a series of challenges, including separation from his siblings, a harrowing escape into the city, and a near-fatal accident.
Contact Information:
For more information, interviews, or inquiries, please contact:
Sonya Herburger
Book Publishing
+1 801 631 5993
olshensonya@aol.com
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