Hugh Wirth

Doctor Hugh (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

From his time as a young country vet to running his own busy practice in suburban Melbourne, Hugh has treated all manner of animals and told off any number of owners. He has encountered everything from carpet snakes and circus elephants to coughing chihuahuas. Hugh has taught three generations of Australians how to care for their pets (no creature too great or small) through his weekly ABC radio show. As, at times, the indomitable national chief of the RSPCA and the global president of the WSPA, he has taken everyone on-from people perpetrating cruelty to animal rights activists, public service mandarins and even his own profession. Despite being forthright and sometimes controversial, he has received a string of honours, awards and appointments. Doctor Hugh's memoir, written in his unmistakable tell-it-as-it-is voice, will delight, enrage, inform, entertain and teach every one of us how to care for and understand the rights of animals in our modern world.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Allen & Unwin
• Seitenzahl: 328
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. Oktober 2012
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781742699707
• Artikelnr.: 37937158

Autorenporträt

Dr Hugh Wirth AM is both a vet and an animal welfarist. He has appeared on a weekly talkback segment on the ABC since the early 1980s and is the author of three guidebooks on pets. Hugh has held a number of professional and government appointments, and has a string of accomplishments and awards, both Australian and international. He has been an Australia Day Ambassador since 1997. He is currently the President of RSPCA Victoria. Anne Crawford is a journalist and writer. She worked at The Age and The Sunday Age as a feature writer for many years, among other publications. Anne has previously co-authored two books. Words come first but she is also a published and exhibited photographer. She worked too as a researcher on a documentary about the historic post-apartheid South African elections in 1994. Anne now writes from a seaside idyll in South Gippsland that she shares, in part, with Poppy, aged twelve, Indi, six, and Jason, four. (Horse, dog and sheep.)