The new family home.

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The new house was lovely, though it had been very hard to leave the house that I had grown up in.
I took 2 of my cats with me. Having to leave 2 others and a dog.
Supposedly I was allowed to only take the cat that always was "mine" or I was her human I rather say.
But the day we moved, I took her and another cat who saw me as his human.

Sadly I had to leave behind the other cats I had to leave behind. 1 of them being a close friend to the dog, which I thought was better for them both. The other cat was a feral little cutie who we had tried to take with us when we moved between his family's and my dad's home. It was time for the kitten to have its own fixed home.
We took along also some hamsters, gerbils, 2 turtles and a perfectly white rabbit.
Our new family home was created.

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