Labeled a dog thief, Kate Moore rescued over 350 abused dogs the SPCA wouldn’t help. This memoir weaves daring midnight rescues with courtroom battles, revealing the emotional toll and moral complexity of saving lives in the shadows. Heartbreaking yet hopeful, it is a powerful testament to one woman’s fight for justice — and the dogs who blossomed under her care when no one else would act.
Kate Moore is a retired airline pilot who lives with her husband and their rescue dogs and cats in British Columbia. She currently runs a dog rescue organization that finds loving homes for stray dogs within Canada and from around the world.
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The law describes author Kate Moore as a dog thief. She’s stolen more than three hundred and fifty dogs throughout a period of five years. It’s possible she’s stolen more dogs than anyone else in Canada and possibly North America. But she doesn’t think of herself as a thief, and she doesn’t feel like one. …
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This memoir shares stories about the middle-of-the-night rescues of dogs who suffered at the hands of their owners while the SPCA turned their backs on them. ISBN 13 (SOFT): 9781665773904ISBN 13 (HARD): 9781665773928ISBN 13 (eBook): 9781665773911
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