Chelsea's New Beginning

Life is new and exciting for this Golden Retriever puppy when she gets adopted by a new family. But things take a sad turn when the boy in her family rejects her, and the puppy’s new owners give her up at the animal shelter. She is well cared for by the staff, and she finds comfort from a new friend in her time of need. However, it’s not the same as having a place to belong. Will she have a new start in life when a man called Nathan walks into the shelter and notices her? Chelsea’s New Beginning is a picture book for children that shares an inspiring tale of a puppy who gets a second chance to belong in a warm and loving family

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Daniel Keith Austin was born in Sedalia, Missouri.  He spent the earlier part of his childhood living in two Air Force bases, Whiteman in Missouri and Sheppard in Texas. The Chelsea that inspired this story spent three years with Daniel and his family. She passed away when Daniel was seven, and then the family moved to Kansas.

Daniel graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Liberal Arts & Sciences from the University of Kansas. He takes part in local theatre productions and volunteers at animal shelters, rescue groups and sanctuaries. Daniel currently lives in Merriam, Kansas with his two cats, Iris and Ivy.