John Lemuel P. Abello is a retired professional with a lifelong love for dogs, particularly Bichon Frises. His stories are inspired by real-life experiences, quiet observations, and the meaningful bond between pets and the people who care for them.
Before writing children’s books, he worked as an editor of a furniture industry newsletter. With academic training in Psychology and Business Administration, he brings emotional depth and thoughtful perspective to his storytelling. His work explores themes of love, aging, disability, faith, and compassion with honesty and heart.





No Treats in Dog Heaven helped my children understand loss in a calm and comforting way. We read it together, and it opened conversations we never knew how to start.
Mom of 2 Girls
Alfred’s story taught my children kindness and empathy toward animals with disabilities. It’s one of those books that stays with you long after you finish reading.
Father of 2
The illustrations are soft, and the words feel honest and loving. This book became part of our nightly routine and always leaves my kids feeling calm and safe.
Mom of 3
I bought these books for my children, but I found myself just as moved. The stories feel real, thoughtful, and full of heart.
Parent & Pet Lover
These stories capture what it truly means to love a dog. They’re gentle, sincere, and written with real understanding. A wonderful addition to any family’s bookshelf.
Dog Owner