Meet Tsoli Usdi, a curious little Australian Shepherd puppy whose name comes from the Cherokee language and means “Little Smokey.” When Tsoli grows up and leaves the home where he was born, he must say goodbye to the family he has always known. Change can be difficult, and Tsoli feels unsure about what life will be like in his new home. Soon he discovers that he has been adopted by a loving Grandma and Granddad who live on a beautiful farm filled with new sights, new adventures, and many new friends. With the help of Gus, his big “brother,” Tsoli begins exploring the farm and meeting the other animals who call it home. Along the way he meets horses Ben and Fiona, learns about life on the farm, and discovers that families come in all shapes, sizes, and colors. Through gentle storytelling and charming illustrations, Tsoli Usdi Finds a Home helps children understand that even when life changes, love and belonging can be found in unexpected places. It is a heartwarming story about adoption, family, friendship, and discovering that what makes us different is often what makes us special. Perfect for bedtime reading, early readers, and families who love animals and farm life, this delightful picture book celebrates kindness, acceptance, and the joy of finding where you belong. Ideal for: • Children ages 3–8 • Families who love farm animals and puppies • Conversations about adoption, belonging, and change • Classrooms and libraries exploring stories about family and friendship