Sapphire: a Life That Almost Wasn't

By Lorrie Blitch and Mark Ruben Abacajan

The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by how its animals are treated. Mahatma Ganhdi

Each and every life has value and a purpose. Sapphire, a kitten of less than a day old, was abandoned and thrown into a Dumpster on a cold winter's night. She was rescued and raised by her human parents and has grown into a happy, playful cat that gives her owners much happiness and joy. Little did her new human owners know that Sapphire had a secret that they would soon find out.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Trafford Publishing
• Release date: Oct 7, 2015
• ISBN: 9781490763460

Lorrie Blitch

Lorrie Blitch is a nurse educator in critical care and business owner. She has been a registered nurse for over thirty years. She has held positions as a nursing professor, critical care, open heart, trauma, toxicology, medical-legal, and nursing management. She was a former naval officer. Lorrie and her husband have owned Magellan Christian Academies for over sixteen years. Her schools have won numerous awards. She holds a master's degree in nursing and is currently pursuing her doctorate degree in nursing. Lorrie is active in politics and speaks each year at her school’s graduation on the importance of our Constitution. She has a great love of all animals and encourages people to be active in their local Humane Society. She lives in Florida with her husband of thirty years, their daughter, and two cats, Cashmir and Sapphire.

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