Hero the Golden: The Most Kind and Polite Dog That Ever Was

Discover the amazement of life when you see beauty in yourself and others. The experiences detailed in this book are true and happened to Hero the Golden and the author, Lynn. They hope that every person, regardless of age, can appreciate all of life's experiences, the good and the bad, and discover self-worth while learning self-control.

Life is waiting for all of us to live! Every day can be full of peace, compassion, and strength - it is up to each of us to focus on the beauty that is all around us. It is our choice, and we hope that this book (and future books) will help you see the wonderment of life in a new way.

Lynn Molnar's belief that pets are an essential part of maintaining a healthy life led her to establish Thankful Paws (www.thankfulpaws.org), Maryland's first mobile food bank for pets in 2011. Through her leadership and visionary determination, the charity has helped thousands of pet owners in need. Lynn's efforts led to her receiving an Accommodation from the Governor of Maryland and Maryland's Secretary of State in 2014 as well as a Governor's Citation in 2016.

Lynn is a graduate from Johns Hopkins University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Humanities in 2010. Lynn also received her certification in Canine Myo-manipulative Functional Therapy from Holistic Animal Studies in 2020 and has been certified in the Human-Animal Bond from the North Atlantic Veterinarian Community in 2018. She has attended hundreds of hours in continuing education courses in Canine CPR & First Aid, Canine Nutrition, and Canine Cognition.

In addition to her leadership role at Thankful Paws, Lynn is faculty at Johns Hopkins University, where she hopes to inspire future medical professionals about the Human-Animal Bond.

Lynn's book series, "Hero the Golden," helps children develop integrity and character while discovering their unique meaning in life. Each book has unconditional love as its foundation and is based on some real-life experiences the author has had with her dogs.

Lynn has been featured in Maryland Dog Magazine, The Beacon, the Jeffersonian, the Baltimore Sun, Country Woman Magazine, Baltimore Magazine, WJZ TV, WBAL TV, WBFF TV, WABC TV, and WBAL radio.

Lynn currently lives with her family in Harford County, Maryland. If you would like to contact her for a speaking event, please email her at contact@lynnmolnar.com.