Oh. My. Gawd. Is that not just the most precious little thing you’ve ever seen? Ozzy is his name, and according to Bruce Goldstein, Ozzy is more than a ridiculously cute canine.

He’s also a lifesaver.

In his new book, Puppy Chow is Better than Prozac, Bruce Goldstein tells the story of how bipolar disorder sent his life spiraling out of control ($18,000-helicopter rides over Hawaiian volcanoes? Sure, we’ve all been there. Mine was more of an eBay spending spree, but hey, we BPs tend to work with what we have) until Ozzy stepped in and proved to be just the anti-depressant Goldstein needed.

Thanks to Da Capo Lifelong Books I’ll be receiving a copy of Puppy Chow is Better than Prozac to review. Until then, you can learn more about Goldstein and Ozzy when you watch their clip on FOX News Network’s The Morning Show with Mike and Juliet and on the official Web site, Puppy Chow is Better than Prozac. (Or, you can always buy the book and get ready to discuss it with me.)

And, for more adorable pictures of Ozzy, check out The Ozzy Photo Gallery.

Rock on, little pooch.

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