Six Dinner Sid

When I lived in San Diego, and took ASL classes, we had a story we had to watch about a cat that roamed his neighborhood, eating an average of six dinners a night. The people of the neighborhood each thought that they owned the cat until he got sick and the vet found out about Sid(the cat)'s trick. The people kicked him out of the neighborhood, and he moved to another one that didn't mind him eat at everyone's house.

 Why did I tell you this story? I told you this story because I met a real live Sid. He is an orange Main Coon named Oscar. He lives in a neighborhood near my house.He's had a few previous owners, and they all moved away. Now he just wanders around and gets taken care of by everyone in the area. I found him at the bus stop, took him home, fed him and made sure he was safe. I was worried about him all day at work. When I got home, I made him comfy and called a bunch of people until I found out were he lives. When I went over there, I found out the story. My dad said I couldn't keep him overnight to take him to the humane society, so I let him loose and prayed for the best. I feel awful, but I have a feeling that he will be happy and continue to be overfed and loved by the people in his little community.

This is my adorable friend, Oscar

Hasta la vista!