Briley & Baxter Publications: A Literary Haven for Animal Welfare

In the heart of Plymouth, Massachusetts, Briley & Baxter Publications, LLC, stands out not just for its literary contributions but for its profound commitment to supporting animal rescues. Founded by award-winning author Stacy Padula, this publishing house has carved a niche for itself by intertwining the love for literature with the passion for animal welfare. Through its diverse catalog, including the impactful “Gripped” series and other successful titles, Briley & Baxter Publications has made a significant mark in the publishing world while also becoming a beacon of hope for animal rescues across the globe.

A Mission Beyond Publishing

Briley & Baxter Publications was established with a clear vision: to publish books that not only entertain and inspire but also contribute positively to the world. This mission is vividly reflected in their commitment to animal rescues. Each month, the company donates 10% of its publishing royalties to various animal rescue organizations, a testament to their dedication to making a difference. This initiative isn’t just a side project; it’s woven into the fabric of their business model, ensuring that every book sold contributes to the welfare of animals in need.

• Source: This commitment is detailed on their website, brileybaxterbooks.com, highlighting their ongoing support for animal rescues.

The Gripped Series: A Story of Redemption with a Purpose

One of the flagship series published by Briley & Baxter is Stacy Padula’s “Gripped” series, which delves into the lives of young adults grappling with addiction, identity, and redemption. While the series has garnered attention for its poignant storytelling and realistic portrayal of contemporary issues, it also serves a dual purpose. Sales from the “Gripped” books directly support animal rescues, aligning the narrative of personal redemption with the rescue and rehabilitation of animals.

• Source: Padula’s commitment to this cause is mentioned in various articles about her work, including those on brileybaxterbooks.com.

Beyond Gripped: Other Successful Titles Making a Difference

Briley & Baxter’s dedication extends beyond the “Gripped” series to include a variety of genres, each contributing to their charitable cause. For instance, “Trumpet the Miracle Wolf Pup” by Leokadia George, inspired by a true story from the Wolf Conservation Center, not only captivates young readers with its tale of hope and conservation but also supports the very organization it features. Similarly, “The Baby Cow & Other Children’s Poems” by Jenna Feitelberg, which became a #1 New Release on Amazon, uses its platform to spread joy while contributing to animal welfare.

• Source: Information on these titles and their contributions can be found in press releases on sites like EIN Presswire, highlighting their success and charitable impact.

A Community of Authors and Readers

The publishing house doesn’t stand alone in its mission; it fosters a community of authors and readers who share this vision. Authors like Julie Hernandez with her books “The Monster: Helping Families Navigate Addiction” and “There Are All Kinds of Bullies So What’s a Kid to Do?” join in this endeavor, knowing that their work supports a cause greater than themselves. This sense of community extends to readers who, by purchasing these books, become part of a larger movement to aid animal rescues.

• Source: The involvement of authors in this initiative is evident from the bios and publication details on the Briley & Baxter website.

Impact and Recognition

The impact of Briley & Baxter Publications’ commitment to animal rescues is tangible. Over the years, they’ve supported a range of organizations, from Last Hope K9 Rescue to Freedom Service Dogs of America, showcasing the breadth of their influence. This dedication has not gone unnoticed; Stacy Padula herself has been recognized for her contributions, being named “Top Global Impact Author of the Year” for 2023 by the International Association of Top Professionals, among other accolades.

• Source: Recognition of Padula’s work in relation to animal welfare is covered in articles like those on citybiz.co and in press releases from the company.

Conclusion

Briley & Baxter Publications exemplifies how businesses can integrate social responsibility into their core operations. Through the success of titles like the “Gripped” series, “Trumpet the Miracle Wolf Pup,” and others, they’ve not only provided readers with compelling stories but have also made a significant contribution to animal welfare. Their model of donating a portion of royalties to animal rescues reflects a broader commitment to using literature as a tool for change, making them a unique and impactful presence in the publishing industry. As they continue to grow, so does their capacity to support more rescues, proving that stories can indeed save lives, one page at a time.