The Quiet Colony: Fluffy Came Home

It started with kindness and love for two cats abandoned on a porch. Just two. They never left. There was no place for them to go. Five years later, Mr. Dean's yard is full. He will not use the pound door. He thinks that door is the end. Then the Colony Care Club arrives with a notebook, a veterinarian, and a third door: Trap. Neuter. Return. Fluffy goes to sleep at the clinic with an empty dish. She comes home to the same boot. A little tip on her ear means she is fixed, she has her shots, and nobody has to operate twice. Shade, the shy mother in the shed, comes home too - to the shed. That is allowed. Her kittens may get a window. Not free on a phone. Not a parking lot. Nights get quieter. The screaming in the weeds was mating. Hoods stay cleaner. Cats sleep in a house that does not drive away. A story about TNR, kindness that lasts, and a copy for the next church. For readers who loved Book 1, The Quiet Colony: Milo and the Midnight Cats.