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How a Frozen Library Cat Saved a Dying Small Town (USA)
In 1988, on the coldest morning in Iowa history, a tiny orange kitten was found frozen and abandoned in a library book drop. His name was Dewey. But this isn't just a cute cat story. It's the true tale of how one animal's unconditional love healed a community shattered by economic collapse, unemployment, and despair. Vicki Myron, the library director who rescued him, shares how Dewey became an unlikely therapist, a bridge between a struggling single mother and her rebellious daughter, and a global sensation that put a forgotten town back on the map. Discover the shocking power of a simple touch, and why Dewey's legacy is more relevant today than ever.
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