Cat On A Pot: A Big Orange Cat's Journey Through Life

Cats can be trained to do amazing things. Can’t they? Lukaria believed that when the family adopted their kitties. Spanki was the pretty little girl with big blue eyes and long lashes. The problem was, she was a mean, nasty kitty who would hiss and bite. The family then adopted Snorkel to be her companion, but that annoyed Spanki even more. She put up with Snorkel for years as he challenged the family with his problems, and she put up a fight of her own until the end.

Despite their quirks, Lukaria unconditionally loved Spanki and Snorkel and every other cat she owned before them. She struggled to find acceptance long after each one breathed their last breath and found the grieving process increasingly more difficult with the loss of each one.

If you ever loved (or hated) a cat (like Spanki,) you will love this book. If you ever attempted to train a cat, or simply succumbed to a cat training you, you will be able to relate to this book. If you ever lost a cat, you will recognize the grieving process that you experienced and discover just what it takes to reach acceptance.

This book will take you on a roller coaster ride of frustration, laughter, and tears as you delve into the lives of Lukaria and her cats.

Gloria Howell has been a psychology instructor for over thirty years and a cat owner and lover all of her life. She and her husband are avid hikers and enjoy their view of the Blue Ridge Mountains from their back porch. They also enjoy traveling, with and without cats.