Meowmory

 I know the name is so odd that you ignored to pronounce is right. It's actually a memory of my beloved cat as memory of a meow 🐱. To be honest she's not even my own cat. 

Photo-1: That's her say Hi!!!

The afternoon was wet, and everything seemed to blend together. I was on my way home when I saw a small cat curled under a tree next to the road. It was cold. It was pouring down rain, and I could see her little body shaking with each drop. It broke my heart for her.

I told my driver to stop the car and got out, being careful not to slip on the wet ground. The cat looked at me with scared, wide eyes. She looked and sounded hungry and scared. I took out an old towel I kept in my car for emergencies. I slowly walked up to her and held out the blanket. She thought about it for a moment, then slowly walked over to find safety.

Photo-2: Don't worry his both legs are fine.

I heard little meows coming from a bush nearby as I wrapped her up in the blanket. When I slowly peered inside, I was shocked to see three very small kittens. Their fur was wet all the way through, and their eyes were barely open. They must have been safe with the mother cat, who was trying to keep them dry while they cuddled together.

I was not going to leave them there. It rained all the time, and the kittens were too young to take care of themselves. As I picked up each kitten one by one, I put it in the cover with its mother. She rubbed against them and purred softly, as if to say thank you.

I carefully put the family in the front seat of my car, wrapped them in the blanket to keep them safe, and drove straight to the closest animal rescue. The people who worked at the shelter were very kind and did something right away. They gave the kittens and their mother food and warm, dry blankets, and started to check on their health.

The staff told me they would look after them well. They also said that they would have to find new homes for the kittens and maybe even the mother cat if no one claimed her. It made me sad to think that I would not be able to keep them myself. My lease did not allow pets, and I did not know how to care for them long-term anywhere else.

Photo-3: The adopting family is lucky to have those beautiful eyes

Even though I was sad, I felt better knowing they were safe. My feelings were mixed when I left the shelter. I was glad I could help, but I was also a little sad about what had happened. The most important thing was that I made sure they would be safe and loved.

After a few weeks, I heard from the center again. There were happy, healthy homes for all of the cats, and they were getting stronger. The mother cat had also been taken in by a nice family who could really care for her. Hearing this made me feel better. I was sure I had made the right choice.

I saved that cat and her kittens on a wet day, but it turned out well. I sometimes still think about them and wonder how they are doing. It made me think about how important it is to help people in need, even when things are hard. I am glad I could make a change in their lives, even though I could not keep them myself.