Dusty The Kitten

Dusty the kitten was two months old when we brought her. She was very keen to explore and investigate. Every time she went to a new place eg. hole or bush in the garden she would come back with dust and cobwebs on her whiskers and ears. That why she was named Dusty. Since she has been here all the rats have disappeared but we love to watch her explore. She is very adventurous.

Dusty is a spunky cat imitating the behavior of others he sees from his window. At first he wants to be an attack cat, attacking animals and people who come into his garden. He discovers that no one likes him when his behavior is unacceptable. Dusty learns that good deeds get rewarded and he becomes likeable. Lastly, when he sees a dog on a fire-engine truck, he wants to be a fire-engine CAT. Dusty is an excellent model for young children. He learns no one likes unacceptable behavior and he becomes likeable when he does good things. Also, wanting to be something other than yourself can be non-ending.

Dusty has his hooves full protecting the feral kitten who seems to be a natural at getting into trouble and riling up all sorts of evil creatures. But that's not all, there's something about Kitten the creatures secretly know! Who will help Dusty keep Kitten safe? Who will keep Dusty safe?

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This is the story of a young boy who finds and adopts a three-month-old kitten and calls her Dusty. Dustys adventures when she is lost are heartwarming, and in the end shows the great love between a boy and his cat. Itll bring tears to your eyes and warmth to your heart. This story is for everyone and anyone who has ever had a pet.

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