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 Posted: Sun Aug 17, 2008 10:36 pm
Schmee quietly listened and watched both Persy and Aiden. She smiled when Aiden put the stuffed fish between his knees so he could eat, then she took a bite of her fish and focused on Persy's story again.
"Abducted? how did you get away?" She was concerned, "most of the cats out here left home of there own free will, I would try and help you find your home, if you can remember anything about the area around your house." the she remembered "Oh, sometimes I see humans posting picture of their old pets in the park, have you been there yet, If not I'll take you there in the morning."
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Posted: Mon Aug 25, 2008 5:26 am
Persy shook her head solemnly. "I'm afraid I know nothing of the area I used to live in. I had never been outside the back garden before that. Well they dumped me here, leaving me to fend for myself. They had taken off my collar and everything." she said quietly. "And I really loved my house, and my family, and my collar." She was quite upset by the whole thing. She missed her family dearly. "Oh really? The park? I havn't looked around there yet. Though I'm sure by the now they've moved on and gotten another cat. I'm sure I was pretty replaceable." she said, looking down at the fish before taking another bite.
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Posted: Sat Sep 20, 2008 7:14 pm
Schmee watched as the little kitten ate his fish silently and moved back to hide..."Well if you want to go home I'll help you,but if you decide to stay I shall do what I can to make the transition go easier." Schmee walked past Persy to the tree behind them. "I've been sleeping here for a few days, I really enjoy the lake, but I'll be happy to show you around tomorrow." She climbed the tree quite quickly, "First you both should get a good night sleep. You are welcome in my tree, there is room for everyone."
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