When Tiddles first comes to the Rescued Cats’ Centre she is underweight and highly strung. Despite the best of food and veterinary care, Tiddles remains small even as an adult. Highly nervous, she avoids other cats and prefers her own company. On the other hand, Oscar is only a tiny kitten when he is found in a plastic bag thrown in a rubbish bin. He is rescued and hand raised by Police Officer, Debi Leahy, and grows to become a strong, confident, bully-boy cat. When Oscar visits the Rescued Cats’ Centre, Tiddles becomes a target of his teasing.
The story raises the issue of bullying, and how it affects others. The book may be used with young children, as a tool to promote discussion on a difficult topic.
copied from http://rescuedcatsadventures.com/
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