Summary: The Cat The Dog And The Cow
The Cat the Dog and the Cow
Once upon a time, there were three animals searching for their savior. They were a mixed bunch. A cow named Betty, a German Shepard named Kota, and lastly an orange cat named Huxley. Kota and Huxley were both located at a local animal shelter. Betty was located at a local slaughterhouse. The animal shelter was in very run-down condition. The floors were always soggy and muddy from collecting together in the water. The animals were kenneled in chained fences, therefore being held contained in their soaking wet kennels. Which, if kept like this too long could lead to the animals accumulating infections and diseases. Floating all around in the water were dead flies and cockroaches.
“This place is disgusting.” Said …show more content…
She had become so thin you could count every bone in her body. She is kept in a warehouse that is 99.9% of the time kept pitch black. She is joined by hundreds and hundreds of other caged cows that surround her. On January 24th a notice was put on Huxley and Kotas kennels. It was a euthanization notice for the upcoming weekend. Betty also received a notice on her cage that said “To be slaughtered the weekend of the 27th. That Friday came, and by some coincidence all three of the animals struck some luck. A boy walked into the shelter that day. The boy was just short of being a man. His hair was all messed up, his clothes were baggy, and he reeked of this unidentifiable stench. He came in looking for a guard dog and a cat for his girlfriend. At first the boy walked up to the kennel that held Kota. He had knowledge that German Shepard’s made great guard dogs. After finding Kota he knew that’s who he would take home. Now for his girlfriend, he went into the cat section. They had such a variety. The only color she wanted was orange. That was her dream color for a cat. There was only one orange cat in that shelter that day, and that was Huxley. The boy had no idea what a dream this was to Kota and Huxley. To be saved from death row. Back at the farm some other farm owners came in to look at the variety of cows. They were looking for cows that would make the good criteria of their farm. As you may guess, Betty was one of the lucky ones chosen. That night …show more content…
They walked inside and couldn’t believe what they saw. Dog and cat bed and bowls, hardwood floors, and a fenced in backyard. This is Huxley and Kotas dream home. They even were served wet food which they haven’t been since they were babies. They were loving their new home and their new people. They finally were able to trust. As for Betty, she still needed a plan. On that same Saturday a strange woman came to the farm. Betty had never seen her before. The women went to the barn where the man had directed her to Betty. The woman began to walk towards Betty with a smile on her face.
“I’m going to take you home now girl!” The women said.
Anything was better than this place, so Betty left with the woman. They pulled up to a huge house with a huge barn. There was an endless field of freshly cut grass and as far as you could see it was filled with cows and other colored animals she had never seen before. The woman walked her out to the field.
“This is your forever home; don’t you ever have to be worried about slaughter again!” Said the Woman.
Betty ran with joy and made many more farm friends. She never worried about being slaughtered again. Huxley, Kota, and Betty all found their forever homes, and will continue to live happily ever
Once upon a time, there were three animals searching for their savior. They were a mixed bunch. A cow named Betty, a German Shepard named Kota, and lastly an orange cat named Huxley. Kota and Huxley were both located at a local animal shelter. Betty was located at a local slaughterhouse. The animal shelter was in very run-down condition. The floors were always soggy and muddy from collecting together in the water. The animals were kenneled in chained fences, therefore being held contained in their soaking wet kennels. Which, if kept like this too long could lead to the animals accumulating infections and diseases. Floating all around in the water were dead flies and cockroaches.
“This place is disgusting.” Said …show more content…
She had become so thin you could count every bone in her body. She is kept in a warehouse that is 99.9% of the time kept pitch black. She is joined by hundreds and hundreds of other caged cows that surround her. On January 24th a notice was put on Huxley and Kotas kennels. It was a euthanization notice for the upcoming weekend. Betty also received a notice on her cage that said “To be slaughtered the weekend of the 27th. That Friday came, and by some coincidence all three of the animals struck some luck. A boy walked into the shelter that day. The boy was just short of being a man. His hair was all messed up, his clothes were baggy, and he reeked of this unidentifiable stench. He came in looking for a guard dog and a cat for his girlfriend. At first the boy walked up to the kennel that held Kota. He had knowledge that German Shepard’s made great guard dogs. After finding Kota he knew that’s who he would take home. Now for his girlfriend, he went into the cat section. They had such a variety. The only color she wanted was orange. That was her dream color for a cat. There was only one orange cat in that shelter that day, and that was Huxley. The boy had no idea what a dream this was to Kota and Huxley. To be saved from death row. Back at the farm some other farm owners came in to look at the variety of cows. They were looking for cows that would make the good criteria of their farm. As you may guess, Betty was one of the lucky ones chosen. That night …show more content…
They walked inside and couldn’t believe what they saw. Dog and cat bed and bowls, hardwood floors, and a fenced in backyard. This is Huxley and Kotas dream home. They even were served wet food which they haven’t been since they were babies. They were loving their new home and their new people. They finally were able to trust. As for Betty, she still needed a plan. On that same Saturday a strange woman came to the farm. Betty had never seen her before. The women went to the barn where the man had directed her to Betty. The woman began to walk towards Betty with a smile on her face.
“I’m going to take you home now girl!” The women said.
Anything was better than this place, so Betty left with the woman. They pulled up to a huge house with a huge barn. There was an endless field of freshly cut grass and as far as you could see it was filled with cows and other colored animals she had never seen before. The woman walked her out to the field.
“This is your forever home; don’t you ever have to be worried about slaughter again!” Said the Woman.
Betty ran with joy and made many more farm friends. She never worried about being slaughtered again. Huxley, Kota, and Betty all found their forever homes, and will continue to live happily ever