Free To A Good Home

[poliphilo]

We have been asked to rehome a cat. It was an old lady's cat and when she died or went into a home (I'm not sure which) it was taken to live with a person whose landlord has just found out about it and wants it gone. It's an elderly fluffy Persian with impeccable manners and a laid back attitude to life. We are offering it to people who might like to have it and if none of them do we'll keep it ourselves.

We were talking just the other day about the time quite early in our marriage when we collected and distributed cats. There was so much feline coming and going that we've lost count of how many passed through the doors or how many we had with us at any one time; Ailz says peak cat was eight and I rather think it was nine. Anyway, the universe was listening in (as it always does) and, being a simple-minded universe, thinks we are pining to relive our glory days and, being a kindly universe, has made haste to give us what it thinks we want.

Comments

[conuly]

If the landlord just waits long enough the problem would solve itself. Cats with laid back manners rarely cause problems for apartments anyway.