A Short Story : A Story Of The Cat?

Picking up the telephone, Margaret started to call Andrew to tell him about Officer Anderson. Glancing out the bay window, she saw a man walking down the sidewalk with two large dogs. Suddenly, one of them pulled on the chain, running toward the gate, barking and trying to get into the yard. Margaret rushed out to the front porch to see what was going on with the dogs. Noticing the neighbor’s cat sitting in the flower bed, she yelled for it to go home, but it didn’t move. The man yelled for the dog to come back.

Joella Corra loves her cat. She doesn’t talk to anyone else. She is very solitary. She is an avid cat person. She could not imagine a life without her cat. She didn’t just like cats, she loved all animals. She felt as free as a bird in nature. When she went home, she hugged her dog and waved to her brother. “Hello Patrick, How was your day?” she said. In the middle of the night, her cat slipped away. They searched all day, but then it started to rain cats and dogs. It was a catastrophe!Meanwhile, Aspen Little let in a wet cat, and fed it. She noticed that the cat was as black as night. “Hello little kitty. Would you like some food?” said Aspen. The cat seemed to smile and say yes. Joella was very lonely. She felt dismal. She missed her beloved

Jimmy Serrano and his Friend Dustin Trung are biking their way home. Jimmy was mad at Dustin for not talking to him for the past week. “Dustin can you please talk to me. Dustin looks away from Jimmy and focuses his eyes on his spinning tires. “You know what don’t want to talk to you either. Jimmy takes the other way home,leaving Dustin still going the normal way. “Stupid Dustin” Jimmy mutters then suddenly a cat walks in front of Jimmy's bike and Jimmy swerves into a wall. “Awwwwww” Jimmy mutters, he looks at the alley walls painted with Graffiti. It starts raining,the rain splatters the ground so hard that he couldn't hear himself. The streets ahead of him start filling with fog. Then suddenly Jimmy sees a swirling cloud circling above.

“Rose, come up for dinner!” I heard my mom shout from upstairs in the dining hall. I headed up stairs, but I thought that I saw my kitten on the

He started by telling his story. “Almost two years ago, Cathy and I went to my Aunt Silva home to take her out for our weekly dinner date. We rang the doorbell and never got an answer. The neighbor came across the street to tell us, Silva was not home and they had not seen her for several days.” Another neighbor came over to tell us about seeing Aunt Silva drive into her driveway a few days earlier. When she started into the house, a cat darted across the lawn toward the opening under her house. However, before it could get under the house, she grabbed it by the tail, swung it around several times, slammed it against the garage and threw it in the bushes. The injured cat ran into the opening underneath the house as it had done many times in the

Soupy the cat remembers the time when he got lost in the forest preserve where he lived in a hollow log and raised his adopted son Ferdinand the raccoon. Sadly wishing he could see his son again Soupy and his friends set out to find Ferdinand. However along the way they find a very hungry, one-eyed mommy cat with two kittens that are living on their own. The band of cats set out to help the little family with food and protection as well as proving to mommy cat that humans can be trusted and living in a home is much safer than the forest. Wonderful story told through the eyes of cats and their caring owners. Beautifully written with picturesque illustrations that teach children about the value of friendship, trusting others and finding happiness.

During the very beginning of the story, the author is playing in the woods near the end of her street when she finds the kitten. The kitten is covered in leaves and twigs, and yellow boogers are coming out of its eyes. She is glad that the kids she plays with are not there, because sometimes they can be mean. When the kitten makes a pitiful noise, she is very reassuring to it and says, “Don’t worry.” “Everything will be okay.” She shows the trait of caring by comforting the sickly kitten. She strokes its scabby head until the meowing is replaced by faint purrs.

by, all Catalina did was watch the stars and constellations.“I have always wanted to be an astronomer because looking at the stars and constellations through a telescope is so much fun.” Catalina

It was a beautiful Saturday afternoon in the woods of Philadelphia. Miss Muffet was peacefully reading her book until she started hearing loud squeaky noises. At first she didn't take the noises into consideration or pay attention to them, she just kept reading. The noises kept getting louder and louder, than she heard a knock on the door and jumped from being startled. She peeped through the window to see who was at her door, but to her surprise no one was there, just a letter and it was from her friend Doris and the letter read, “Hey Miss Muffet, I didn't know if you were home or not but I'll stop by later and give you your present.”

Puss has carried her kittens to the cellar for dozen time but she failed. After that the strange cat was invented by Puss to help the kittens move into attic.

The silence cut through the air like a knife. Ash fell from the sky giving the illusion that it was snowing. Glass littered the ground, puncturing the tires of passing cars. Flames lit up the night sky and radiated heat. The smell of gasoline filled the air, mixing with the scent of pine trees and fresh air. The newly paved road was stained by fresh blood. The wheels spun to a stop on the upside-down car. The world seemed to move in slow motion. Catie wished she could travel back in time and change what had happened.

There once was a feline with beautiful, shiny fur and cute round ears that lived in the far mountains of the West. Everyday, the feline would go down to the waterfall by her den and clean and fluff her fur. She was one of the most beautiful creatures in the land and would always be the center of attention wherever she went.

Many questions zipped across my mind that I needed to find answers to. There, was a magnifying glass on the table in my room that I took and began stomping the lawn like a soldier. To my surprise, I found out who the culprit was that had eaten Al. The neighbors had a tomcat with light orange with white stripes wrapped around its fur that was the crook. In my heart, I knew he was guilty as he sneakily tiptoed in my backyard and firmly held feathers of my pet inside of its mischievous little mouth. The cat glared back at me and gave a sly grin as he carried off into the sunset carrying on with his day. Suddenly I grew the courage of attempting to chase after the cat for revenge. I was extremely close to catching up that I could taste it. To no avail, all of my efforts had failed, I was too slow, the cat had already gone off into the

“The cat! The cat! Its a success! The cat came back! I got it all on video! It’s all taped!” I screamed as I ran through the hallway of SF Enterprises. Running through the hallway I felt like Archimedes finding out about water displacement. Except I wasn’t naked when I was running through the hallway. Atleast I hope not, let me check, yep im good. Finally, My co-worker Steve stopped me near the elevator and said in an alarmed voice “What happened Eddie? What did you find out?” I exclaimed with excitement “The cat he,he,he went through the time machine! And, and, and he came back!!!!!!!” “What cat?” Steve asked. And me being in my ecstatic mood totally forgot that this project was supposed to be top secret till it works perfectly with no

Kihyun has spent almost his entire life staring down at the compass embedded in his wrist; watching as the needle spun and turned and wobbled, begging him to go and search and find that person out there he was meant to be with. The only problem with having this kind of soul bond was that he couldn’t just do that. Kihyun could not just impulsively jump on any plane and start bouncing around the world to find his other half. Even if he wanted to, he couldn’t due to his own job constraints and the life he chose to live.