Saved and Spoiled: Paw'dners Fur-ever (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798999774200)

Saved and Spoiled: Paw'dners Fur-ever is where the pet chaos begins!

Wilson is a scrappy rescue dog with a big heart, endless enthusiasm, and absolutely no understanding of personal space. Dewey is a pedigreed cat with standards, routines, and a deeply held belief that the house already had enough pets.

Then Wilson moves in!

Suddenly, Dewey's carefully managed kingdom is under attack. Dewey's favorite spots are no longer safe, Wilson misses every social cue, and the house quickly becomes a furry little war zone. And Wilson, somehow, thinks they are becoming best friends.

This hilarious comic adventure follows the first meeting of Wilson and Dewey as they clash, scheme, sulk, misunderstand each other, and slowly stumble toward something that looks suspiciously like friendship.

Perfect for dog lovers, cat people, rescue pet families, comic strip fans, and anyone who has ever watched two animals turn an ordinary home on its floppy ears.

Funny, warm, and full of pet-fueled personality, Saved and Spoiled: Paw'dners Fur-ever is the beginning of a comic series about rivalry, rescue, second chances, and the ridiculous little ways pets take over our lives.

Praise for Saved & Spoiled

"Spoil yourself and dive into the doggone purr-fect cartoon series, Saved & Spoiled. You'll laugh, you'll love it, and your pets? They'll either try to read it, sit on it, or turn it into their new favorite toy."Nate Fakes, Break of Day

"With Saved & Spoiled, creator John Yuskaitis mixes his love of comics and pets into a heartwarming, laugh-out-loud adventure that's just what the vet ordered!"Jennie Wood, Flutter, Paper Planes

"Saved & Spoiled isn't just a strip about a cat and dog, it's what every animal lover looks for in their pets: heart, humor, and stories that will last a lifetime!"John & Matt Yuan, 1First Comics

"Wilson and Dewey are furry polar opposites in every way, which is why they work so well together! If you're an animal lover, expect to get way more than a hairball's worth of laughs."Francis Bonnet, Suburban Fairy Tales