Ladybug Stories, Poems, and Songs Magazine for Young Kids and Children

Annie’s Decision

On Saturday, the animal shelter is filled with voices. Dogs scratch at their doors, baying and yelping, but in a large, wire enclosure, the kitties meow softly. The dog area smells musty, but the kitty pen smells sweet, like alfalfa.

I thread my fingers through the cool wire of the gate. I can't see the kitties because I'm blind. I listen hard. Do any of those meows sound

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