Just when things in the little miracle street house
were getting calm and semi predictable
the resident whale decided she could not pass a certain crying scruffy kitten spotted in the doorway of an old house. So with wind howling, rain threatening, three smalls encircling her ( their bickering and complaints temporarily silenced in mutual looks of pleading) the whale mama decided to heave all the bags onto one arm and gently scoop up the tiny dirty fluff ball and waddle through the maze of alleys towards home.
wily trouble maker that he is was not so amused or charmed. Whale mama's husband being abroad in the land of the reindeer, had a little surprise as he returned, luckily with his first gesture of scooping fluff ball into his arms, the whale mama and smalls were relieved. She can stay. Sigh, our family continues to grow. Washed and taken to the vet, she is soft and nice smelling now and is already feeling at home, chasing after shoelaces and purring on shoulders as we make our morning coffee.
* It has come to our attention that little fluff adores roasted chestnuts - so that is what we have decided to call her.
A girl after my own heart! By now you must know how I feel about saving animals in need... you are a sweet one Juniper... Big hugs to you and precious Chestnut - xo
ReplyDeleteI can't imagine you are close to being looked at like a whale mama - also I adore whales and think they are the most beautiful creatures on our planet.
ReplyDeleteLovely that your house is always open to new family members - who knows what will be next.
Two Birthdays have been celebrated these days in your home, they grow so fast, don't they?
Enjoy the season with chestnuts (to cuddle as well as those to eat).
Take care Nina
Welcome chestnut! you have a beautiful loving home!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great story. Your kitty is so cute! How could he say no :)
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