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. . . The Great Egyptian Cat Goddess -- Page 3 |
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Most animals who come to Best Friends have a bit of an inferiority complex at first. But Aurora is the opposite: She's had a superiority complex since Day One. When her original person left her at home and went to college, Aurora was furious and refused to use the kitty litter any longer. The family was going to send her over the Rainbow Bridge, but she persuaded the veterinarian not to give her the Pink Juice and she came to Best Friends instead.
Once she was here, the Powers That Be tried sending her to a new home. But she decided the new home wasn't up to her standards, so she refused to use the kitty litter there, either. And in the next home, too. The PTB eventually gave up and agreed there was no home that could possibly live up to Aurora's standards. Aurora, Harriet, and Princess Nuit have flatly denied that they are the Great Egyptian Cat Goddess. But Tammy went into disguise herself one day and walked through the Wildcat Colonies here saying that she was an ancient traveler in search of the purpose of life. One of the cats drew her over quietly and said: "Your search is at an end, for the true purpose of life is to be rescued." Tammy was sworn to secrecy by this cat, but I am told that she comes and goes quite a bit, and that everybody who rescues a cat or dog is visited by her sooner or later. So please let me know if she shows up at your home. If you think the Great Cat Goddess may
have shown up at your home, or if you have any other info on where she may be, please let
us know at tomato@bestfriends.org |
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. . Meanwhile, my own suspicions had begun to focus on Aurora.