Flying cats found in abandoned building By Katherine

For all those who are fans of the stories Cat Wings, they will be pleased to hear that a real life cat has been found with wings. When a group of construction workers were starting to tear a building apart, a couple of cats flew out and landed on a near-by bear statue. They spread their wings and soon began to groom each other, as most cats do. One worker snapped this picture and sent it to us. As the workers watched, the female went inside the house and took her kittens out, one by one, and set them near the male. The kittens were like most kittens, but had a little pair of wings coming out their backs. It looked like the kittens couldn't fly yet, but they were old enough to walk. One kitten tried to flap its wings, but stopped with no results. As one of the workers tried to approach one of the kittens, he was soon attacked by the female. She leapt from the top of one of the trees and swooped down, clawing at the man's hand. She bit him on the hand, and stepped in front of the kittens, hissing at anyone who advanced on her babies. As she guarded her kittens, the male soon evacuated them, one by one. After about six trips, the two cats left, heading west. Several people watched these cats as they left while others began to investigate the building for any kittens that were left behind. Several bones of mice and other rodents were found, but no left behind kittens. A nearby farmer saw the cats fly into his barn; so he decided to investigate. He found the cats, making nest in one of the haystacks. The farmer called the Humane Society, but when they came over to get the cats, they were gone. All that was left was a couple of black feathers, and the head of a mouse. The cats seem to be around secluded areas in the mountains. The last sighting of the cats was in Mosquito Pass, a mountain pass in Colorado. A group of campers were bouncing around in their Dodge Ram when they spotted the cats flying overhead. Several campers got out of the car and tried to approach one of the older cats. The cat stiffened as one camper petted the cat, but soon relaxed. The cat soon started to purr, but the other cat soon intervened. If any sightings there are any sightings of these cats, please contact the Humane Society.

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