About This Book
Reach for this book when your child expresses a deep love for animals or begins asking questions about why some creatures are treated poorly in the world. It serves as a gentle bridge for talking about wildlife conservation without overwhelming young readers. Through the perspective of Roxi, a real rescue dog, the story explores the plight of captive elephants and the importance of sanctuary. The narrative balances the reality of animal mistreatment with the empowering message that individuals can make a difference. It is particularly suited for elementary-aged children who are developing a sense of social justice and global awareness. Parents will find it a useful tool for fostering empathy and explaining the concept of rescue work through a relatable, four-legged protagonist.
