Heart for Baby

Hackel's message was loud and clear, "e;The cows belong to me, and if you try to interfere, I will make them suffer."e; Diana Danton had no reason to doubt the farmer's cruel words. After all, Hackel Miller was a beef farmer, and following Swiss tradition, cows should be slaughtered-not rescued. Diana Danton had left behind a career and family to move to Switzerland to be with the man she loved. Little did she know that her relationship with "e;Baby"e; and the rescue effort to save her life would plant the seeds of animal activism that would shape her life in ways she never could have imagined. "e;Was I destined to save Baby, or was she destined to save me from myself?"e; "e;Was it a coincidence, or a blessing that Baby bore a perfectly shaped white heart on her leg?"e;"e;I, too, was one of those flesh-eating monsters until Baby opened my eyes to the difference between property, and the sentient creature who captured my heart and soul."e;"e;That was the manifesto of the beef farmer: take no responsibility for your actions, decide the fate of sentient creatures using all methods of torture and abuse available, and do it all in the name of profit."e;Would Diana Danton be able to rescue Baby from the clutches of the evil farmer? The answer is not clear . . . Perhaps it lies within the heart and the desire to change oneself.