Benjamin
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Benjamin: Anne M. Ogle Chapter One: Abandoned: "Will somebody throw the cat out. The movers will be here in a few minutes. Toss those dirty cat bowls and cat toy in the garbage," my human screamed. "Throw me out? What did I do?" I howled. I gave my spine a twist and landed on my feet. I slithered under the bushes as two moving vans pulled up into the driveway. I crouched low, wrapping my tail around myself, and lowered my ears. My whiskers drooped as I watched my family drive away in their car, followed by the vans. I hoped they would come back for me, but deep down inside. I knew they wouldn't.
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According to Wikepedia.com, “Pets are abandoned for a variety of reasons. Often, when abandoned, pets are forced to fend for themselves.” Benjamin goes on a canary hunt, which gets him in trouble with the law. A police officer takes him to the Oregon Humane Society. They help him find his way to a “fur-ever” home.
About the Author
Anne Ogle lives in Beaverton, Oregon with her rescue cat, Benjamin. She published a collection of short stories and poems entitled, A Century to Remember. She also published several poems and short stories in various magazines. Note: A Century to Remember should be italicized.