Moxie Gets A Sister

The Adventures of Pawfficer Moxie takes kids through a fictional series that embraces real-world problems and helps them learn about the power of hope and healing. In the first book of her series, Moxie was a tiny, lost kitten in need of a home and family to love her. She was adopted and became a therapy cat for The Dragonfly House Children's Advocacy Center. In book two of the series, Moxie receives an unwelcome visitor into her home… a new kitten! Feeling like she is no longer wanted, Moxie becomes sad and won't have anything to do with the new kitten. One day, when the kitten is no longer in her home, Moxie realizes the mistake she made and decides to be a big sister after all. 100% of the proceeds from the sale of this book will be donated to The Dragonfly House Children's Advocacy Center, where Moxie donates her time as a therapy cat.

The Adventures of Pawfficer Moxie takes kids through a fictional series that embraces real-world problems and helps them learn about the power of hope and healing. In the first book of her series, Moxie was a tiny, lost kitten in need of a home and family to love her. She was adopted and became a therapy cat for The Dragonfly House Children's Advocacy Center. In book two of the series, Moxie receives an unwelcome visitor into her home… a new kitten! Feeling like she is no longer wanted, Moxie becomes sad and won't have anything to do with the new kitten. One day, when the kitten is no longer in her home, Moxie realizes the mistake she made and decides to be a big sister after all. Her story inspires others as she becomes an advocate for children who feel hurt, both on the inside and outside. From big problems like abuse, neglect, witnessing violence, and being in foster care to important lessons about growing families, feeling unloved, and learning who to talk to when bad things are happening to them, Moxie tells her story so kids will not feel alone and learn about hope and healing. 100% of the proceeds from the sale of this book will be donated to The Dragonfly House Children's Advocacy Center, where Moxie donates her time as a therapy cat.

Brandi Reagan is the Executive Director of The Dragonfly House Children's Advocacy Center, an agency that provides services to boys and girls, from birth through 17 years, who have experienced any form of abuse or neglect. She helped create the agency in 2009 and was named Executive Director in July of 2012 when the agency became a 501c3 nonprofit. Brandi has been married for 20 years to Patrick Reagan, who is Chief of Police with the Mocksville Police Department, and they have two children – Sara, age 18, and Jonathan, age 16. The Reagan family resides in Mocksville, NC. In the summer of 2019 Brandi and her family made the decision to adopt a kitten with "different abilities" who needed a forever home. Moxie, named after their hometown of Mocksville, is an example of how it only takes ONE PERSON to make a difference in your life.