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ORDER PRISON TO PARADISE NOW!

Orders are now being taken for the 101 commemorative book, Prison to Paradise. This book is large, 11" x 11". It is full color and has premium silk paper. It contains stories and pictures (when available) of each of the dogs we have rescued directly from Marjorie's Kennel and those that were rescued (after 2013) after they had been sold as puppies during our involvement.

This book also contains a multi-year chronology of the rescue from my perspective, including "behind the scenes" stories that have not been previously posted. If you have not submitted your own story or that of your adoptee(s), there is still some time to do so.
The cost of this premium hardcover book including printing, shipping and mailing will be $101.00. It's possible that international orders will require some additional mailing costs.

You may order by check or money order to Dee Wingfield, PO Box 82, Elfers, FL 34680-0082. You may order by PayPal (Please use the Send Money to Family and Friends feature. Otherwise, there will be an additional charge to cover the PayPal fees) to deewingfield@gmail.com. Be sure it is sent to deewingfield@gmail.com, not to Dee Wingfield. Other methods (Zelle, Cash app, etc.) are available. Please email me for that information or if you have any questions. Remember to include your mailing address, please.

We need to get a hard count on the number of copies we will order, and it will take several weeks to be printed, shipped and mailed. Order deadline April 30, 2023.

If you would like a copy of this premium photobook, but are unable to afford the entire cost, please email me privately. We have some members who will help to cover some of the cost.
This has been a very long process, but more than worth the effort that so many have expended to save these dogs and provide them with outstanding lives of love and care. God has blessed us! He deserves thanks and praise for these many miracles.

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Stephanie Staples Babbitt's Story of Nell

GET A LOAD OF THIS! Just got this photo from Nell's mom. This is the dog that was terrified of hands, that I could only touch if I caught her and picked her up first. Joan says that Nell still gets creepy about hands when the people are standing up, but she's gotten where she demands pets right along with the pack during "floor time." I seriously almost can't believe this is the same dog that left my house a couple of weeks ago. She's making daily progress. This is a perfect example of how these tormented, terrified pups can become loving and beloved pets in an astonishingly short period of time, given the chance. So sad to think that if Nell had not been chosen to leave the mill, she'd be dead now and would never have gotten to enjoy this life. Let's keep working to get the rest out!

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