Strange Life of a Cat

Chapter 375 - 375 367 Cast a Wide Net Catch More Fish

?Chapter 375: Chapter 367 Cast a Wide Net, Catch More Fish Chapter 375: Chapter 367 Cast a Wide Net, Catch More Fish Zheng Tan and Xiao Hua returned to the courtyard, Da Pang, who was squatting on the first floor, shouted loudly when he saw them.

Zheng Tan was puzzled by why Da Pang was shouting at that time, but soon, Big Fatty’s grandmother came out.

“Oh, you’re back! Heitan, Xiao Hua, come in!”

Big Fatty’s grandmother, with her small steps, opened the door and called for Xiao Hua to come in. Since Xiao Hua was familiar with many people in the courtyard, she didn’t resist when the old lady pulled her collar, and followed the old lady’s pull inside. Zheng Tan also followed them in.

After they entered the house, the grandmother took out her phone and called Mr. Jiao and Old Man Li to let them know they were safe.

It turned out that Mr. Jiao, knowing both Zheng Tan and Xiao Hua hadn’t returned to the courtyard and not knowing where they had gone, especially with the bad weather outside, had asked Big Fatty’s grandmother, who stayed at home, to keep an eye out.

After receiving the messages, both Mr. Jiao and Old Man Li were relieved. Although Mr. Jiao felt that with his cat son’s intelligence, he wouldn’t get lost or soaked in the rain, the lack of his sight and no news had still worried him, primarily due to the weather outside. But now, knowing that both the cat and the dog had not only safely returned home but also were dry, he knew they must have found a shelter to hide from the rain.

If someone had helped them, Mr. Jiao planned to go and thank them later. After all, in that kind of weather, temporarily sheltering a cat and a dog was not something everyone would do, and while the cat may have been easier to accommodate, Xiao Hua, being a large dog, was a different story. The fact that they were sheltered and no ill intentions arose truly warranted a thank you.

In the past, there had been many incidents of dogs being stolen for their meat, and Saint Bernards like Xiao Hua were often viewed by many simply as meat dogs.

A meat dog is a dog raised for consumption.

Mr. Jiao had seen people in the newspapers who breed or buy these large breeds at low prices. It’s no wonder Old Man Li was so anxious at the hospital; Xiao Hua was too gentle and easily taken advantage of. If someone really sold her for meat, where could Old Man Li go to cry about it?

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