Cats who teach me to fly…

I was so happy when the cat museum allowed four of my cats to be placed at the cat museum for adoption. However, it was not what it looks like…

I guess all my cats were so overly stressed at the cat museum that Gingie had fallen sick. I was told to send him to the vet. Since Gingie had been at the cat museum for nearly a week and I had no idea how his condition was like, I felt that I needed to bring him home to monitor him for a day before I can tell the vet what had happened to him.

However, the person in charge was not happy about the idea of me bringing Gingie home. She was expecting me to bring him back to the museum after I send him to the vet. But what do I say to the vet since I had no idea how Gingie’s condition was? Gingie had teary eyes and I strongly believe he has other problems too.

The PIC at the cat museum insisted that I brought him back and even threatened me by asking me to bring all my cats home if I refused to bring Gingie back. Her messages were so hurtful. I was utterly upset and spent the whole night thinking whether to carry on leaving them at the cat museum or to bring them home. I definitely can’t send Gingie back as he was down with fever and had eye infection. The PIC refused to take heed to my concern that Gingie’s sickness may spread to the other cats.

I decided to bring all my cats home with a heavy heart the next day. It was not that I was afraid that I was unable to find my cats a loving home.  It was because I knew that the connection between the cat museum and I will be strained. I need to make a choice and I choose to have my cats back.

Gingie.

Debbie.

Kelly.

Bluz.

Not only Gingie fell sick. Kelly and Debbie too. Debbie was limping whereas Kelly too had an eye infection. Bluz was so happy that he was back home.

Today, I managed to find my three kittens a loving home. The adopters are meshing up their windows and are also preparing the cats’ necessities.

Once they have gone to their new home next weekend, I will think of all ways to find Bluz a loving home.

It was silly of me worrying the connection between the cat museum and I.

I had come to realise that we all should learn to overcome mistakes by ourselves rather than escaping it and to rely on others.

I am no longer afraid to walk by myself again…