The Bond

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At Ellen's house there were thousands of pictures of her and dogs from different countries and sanctuaries.

Her house was clean and the walls were painted with a bright blue paint, the frame's were lime green and they were a perfect match. I wondered if Ellen had any pets off her own.

"Pepper Paws". Ellen called out.
Pepper Paws?
A small black cat came from the bed room. Her eyes were bright green and she had a really long tail.
Not only Pepper Paws but another cat came from the bedroom. He was fluffy and grey. He was a Scottish Fold.
"Scott come here, Come here", Scott ran over to Ellen and quickly was on two legs trying to get her attention.

"Gucci gucci goo". Ellen was rubbing Scott's tummy. Pepper Paws ran over to them and pushed Scott out of the way and took over his position so that Ellen could pet her.

"You jelly little Peppi, You Jelly".

I knew that Ellen had a really strong connection with animals. I was still looking at the pictures. There were animals all around the house. Not only dogs and cats but there were also pictures of wild animals. There was one where she and her friend were holding a small Anaconda in their bare hands as teenagers.

After taking a glimpse at all the pictures on the wall I also went over to the petting section where Ellen was still petting her cats.

"Belker come here boy. cerm 'ere". she said in a squeaky voice. I also rolled around the floor so she could rub my tummy. Ellen gave food to the three of us and went to change in her casual wear.
I got steak and the cats got fish. Ellen had everything prepared as if she knew that I was coming. She came back into the living room with a yellow tang top and purple sweat pants.

She took her laptop which was covered in Polaroid pictures of her with dolphins and her friends.

When I finished my steak I was curious about what she was doing on her laptop. I sat beside her and she was checking her email from Greenpeace. She was also working for Greenpeace.

Ellen was sending emails to Greenpeace members about Global warming and a form for members to sign to show that they are against poaching elephants. Ellen took her work really seriously. I didn't want to really bug her so I decided to annoy Scott and Pepper instead. We played with each others tails for half an hour until Ellen finally got our beds ready.
We all shared the same bed and in case we get hungry Ellen put three biscuits next to our beds as a midnight snack.
Wow. She was like an animal goddess.