MESA, Ariz. - Arizonar -- Brighton Publishing proudly announces the eBook release of Cow Tails: Memories of a Rural Animal Doctor from author Dave Mills DVM. The eBook is now available from retailers including Amazon, Barnes & Noble and other leading eBook retailers. The print edition is scheduled for release in late January 2021 and will be distributed through Ingram, the world's largest wholesale book distributor, in addition to worldwide availability through the Espresso book machine network.

Synopsis: Forty years ago, nearly fifty thousand dairy farms dotted the rolling landscape of Wisconsin. Most were small farms of thirty to forty milking cows, several calves, at least one dog, and a clowder of cats and kittens. These were family farms, tended by many intriguing characters and populated by unpredictable critters. Giggling Jolly Todola, Goliath the raging bull, Hattie the ancient coonhound, Cyrus Caine's uvula, and Josie the Jersey's romp through the barn during surgery are just a few of the characters and stories from the early years of veterinary practice Dr. Dave Mills recalls in the pages of Cow Tales: Memories of a Rural Animal Doctor.

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Dave Mills is a retired veterinarian. His veterinary inclinations led him through dairy practice, pet practice, an unlikely and long stint in poultry practice, and full circle back to pet practice. People and their animals have provided him a lifetime of professional challenges, intriguing relationships, and entertainment. Outside of his profession, he enjoys the outdoor world, having lived in a Yurt, and tramped around Labrador on snowshoes. His wife, Lynne, and he raised five children, and live with their Black Labrador, Molly, in northern Wisconsin.
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