Betty White's Pet-Love

by Betty White

First published 1987

The relationship between humans and animals flows both ways. While countless guides explain proper pet care, actress Betty White examines the reverse dynamic. She combines her own experiences as an animal enthusiast with research from respected scientists to demonstrate what pet owners already sense. Animals actively contribute to human health and happiness. White presents evidence that validates the intuitive bond between species. Her investigation reveals how pets serve as healers, companions, and caretakers for the people who love them. This exploration confirms the mutual benefits of the human-animal connection through both personal stories and scientific validation.

Genres: animals, non-fiction, biography-memoir

Vibes: emotional, intimate, thought-provoking

Tropes: personal-stories, scientific-validation

284 pages · Hardcover · William Morrow & Co

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