Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for sending me an advanced audio copy of this title in exchange for an honest review.

This title was just supremely 'meh' for me. There wasn't inherently anything *wrong* with it... it just wasn't for me. I thought this was going to be a book that included a few stories about animals who saved humans and then would focus a lot on the biology and psychology from animal research. Overall, this was just an amalgamation of stories about animals doing nice things. Some of them had to do with animals rescuing humans, but a lot of them weren't. I'm sorry, but I don't care about rats saving other rats. And that's not what I thought this book was going to be about.

I'm also a bit confused because this title seems like it is meant for an adult audience, but a lot of the way it was written was relatively juvenile. Who is this book for? I'm not sure.

Hayden Panetierre was *fine* as the narrator. Nothing special; nothing horrible. Her narration was really slow though. I did have to speed up the title significantly because she narrates much more slowly than most other audiobook narrators.