We left East Dallas Vet and Randall loaded Katie Belle in my car before he left for home so I could take her to meet her Aunt Cynthia.  Big hug and welcome from her aunt.  Cynthia's kitties just hid under the sofa.
We assumed Katie Belle would just jump in my back seat when we left.  Nope 110 pounds just looked at us.  I got in and pulled while Cynthia pushed.  Thirty minutes later she was sprawled out across the seat hoping for a treat.  We think NOT!
Cynthia's parting words, "You couldn't have adopted a cat? A rabbit? A gerbil?"

, Monday, Halloween morning, Katie Belle crossed the Rainbow Bridge and jumped into Bob’s waiting arms.

So many loved her, whether they never met her in person or walked with her every day.  We thank all of you for the love.

Katie Belle came into our lives when I was at the lowest point in mine.  She was 110 pounds when East Dallas Veterinary Clinic Dr. Virginia Ellsworth was asked if I could have her and she said, “Not just yes, but hell yes”.  Katie Belle needed someone who would devote her life to this Darling Child’s health and happiness and I needed to be that someone.  She is my Privilege and my Love.

I am lost, as is Dewey our kitten  Here in Tulsa, there in Dallas, Santa Fe, Wisconsin, Arizona and many other states, we are engulfed in a giant hug of love and kindness from friends.  We are overwhelmed.

A big help I think would be to devote my “Lottie Logic” blog to Katie Belle, writing about our escapades together during our journey.  I’m going to set a goal to post Saturday and Wednesday.  Stay tuned.

Below First picture, first time Randall and I saw her at the clinic.  
Second picture, first picture of us at home.