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8 Homeless Kittens Narrative
when you open the door to find this... by:Arly Celis - Munoz
One day, I was going to school, but kept forgetting my stuff for school so went back to my home and got my stuff. When I got out I saw 8 homeless kittens alone in the morning and I saw someone there, too. I know that the women that were there was the owner of the 8 homeless kittens and didn't have a home or a shelter to live in. She went to me and wanted me to take care of the 8 homeless kittens so I did take care of the of the kittens. I brought food to the kittens outside scenes I didn't have the stuff to take care of the
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