“I don’t know, Gin, but I don’t want to leave her.” I frowned.
“Maybe I can find a no-kill shelter or someone willing to take her in.”
“Come on, Gin! We can’t do that!” I was near tears. “I know she’s not the friendliest cat, but I can’t leave her. We made a commitment when we adopted her.”
“Well at least let me check around and see if I can find a home.”
I finally agreed, but was not happy with the decision.
The pending[22] move drew closer. Ginny couldn’t find a shelter or a home for Kitten and began to panic[23]. “Michael, she’ll never make it.”
“We’ll see. She may surprise us.” I was secretly very pleased. Kitten would move with us.
The day of the move arrived. The truck was loaded; the house was empty and Kitten hid. We found her in an empty closet upstairs. I picked her up, put her in her carrying box and took her to the truck.
Our son-in-law Nathan drove. Ginny sat in the middle. I sat on the passenger side with the “Kitten-in-a-box” on my lap. I decided to test her and opened the lid. Kitten sat up, looked out at the passing surroundings. She didn’t seem upset at all.
Thirty minutes later she got out of the box and cowered[24] under the seat for a few hours. Then it happened. She jumped on the seat between Ginny and I and went to sleep.
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