Kitty Piper, Angel Cat, is a loving story about a kitty who talks as we humans do. She is a little angel so she knows lots more than she has one believe she does. When she comes to live with her new Mommy, Mary, she makes friends easily. Audrey becomes her best friend. One day when she goes to play with Audrey, she finds out that Audrey had a horrible accident; someone ran over her. Audrey is in the pet hospital, barely alive. She helps Audrey's Mom, Mrs. Brown, throughout the entire trauma, not knowing whether Audrey will make it or not. Kitty Piper never wavers from her belief that Audrey will make it. Ktty Piper knows who ran over Audrey. She seeks out her mentor, Harlan, a man in his seventies, to tell him. Kitty Piper shows Harlan what she believes to be evidence. Harlan takes it to the police. Meanwhile, Kitty Piper prays to our Divine God so that Audrey would live. Her prayers are being answered as the veterinarian tells Mrs. Brown that Audrey is off the respirator and breathing on her own, and her internal bleeding stopped. In several days Audrey will be able to go home. It was a Sunday when Audrey was discharged from the pet hospital. Before going to pick up Audrey, Mrs. Brown, Harlan, Kitty Piper, and Mary, all went to Church. The man who ran over Audrey, Wilbur, was marched into the church with a police officer, and Wilbur told Audrey's mom and the parishioners how sorry he was for doing what he did. Audrey came home and after physical therapy for a long time, she was able to walk and then even run once again. Kitty Piper, our little angel, was so happy she had her best friend back totally.
MARY LASOTA worked for 25 years as a Business Manager at the University of Massachusetts. She has a Bachelor's in Psychology and Master's in Counseling.. She left her job to become involved in spiritual work. Mary is a Reiki Master, Spiritual Healer, conducts workshops and does oracle card readings. She co-authored two angel books. Mary just finished an inspirational book entitled, You Are Love! Mary resides in Western Massachusetts.
There were times at night when I would jump on the bed with my ball and expect Mommy to play ball with me when she w when she was trying to sleep. She would throw the ball away from the bed and it would land somehwere in the hallway. I would jump for the ball and retrieve it, and bring it back on the bed thinking mommy wanted to play ball with me. But, mommy just wanted to get some sleep. After doing this three or four times, mommy finally had enough! She would hide the ball under the covers. Then, I would settle down near her feet and we both went to sleep. I love my Mommy very uch and she loves me back. I don't know what we'd do without each other. I remember when Mommy came to the MSPCA in a local town and she saw me for the first time. I was in one of those cages with water and food. Mommy looked at me and smiled. The folks at the MSPCA name me Piper. Mommy looked at the sign that said, "Piper," then at me and she said, "Hi, Kitty!" Her smile became broader and it was beautifully natural. She asked the attendant if she could take me into the playroom to see how we would get along. I liked that! It gave me a chance to get out of that cage and stretch my legs. The attendant, a young man, about twenty, took me into the playroom. Mommy and I played for a long while. She gave me a lot of space to do what I wanted to. I leaped into the little tunnels, condos, jumped up the stairs, and slid down a shooter shoot they had for the kitties. I also jumped on Mommy's lap quite a bit! I sensed that she liked that! I hoped Mommy would adopt me. I know we would have a good life together. After a while the attendant came and took me away. He put me back into the cage and winked at me. I wondered what Mommy would do. My heart was beating faster as I asked myself whether she liked me enough to adopt me. I could see from the corner of my eye that Mommy went to talk to someone at the front desk. I thought it might be a good sign. After a while, Mommy came back to say goodbye to me, "Piper," she said slowly with a shaky voice, "I want you to come live with me. I'm going to adopt you." I knew exactly what she was saying because I understand what humans say.