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Elvis, a maneless African lion, tells the story of his life performing in a big cat show. Kept caged when not performing, Elvis and the other big cats are about to leave their cages to now roam a natural enclosure they will call home. "When I shot a documentary at Keepers of the Wild for a television network, I could see with my own eyes how safe and loved the animals are. But what I couldn’t know, until I read the book, was how the animals themselves see the world through their own eyes. If you want a glimpse of the lives of animals from their point of view rather than ours, you can’t do better than My Sanctuary: A Place I Call Home." – Greg Dobbs, speaker, author, veteran television journalist ""As a person who for 30 years has tried to educate the general public in different ways as to the suffering of wild animals used in circuses and shows, I have always said we need to reach the children. I believe this book will leave a lasting impression on them as masterfully told through the eyes of the animals themselves. I hope schools across the country and in fact the world will have this book available in their libraries." – Linda Faso, animal advocate