The Cosmic Cat From Berkeley’

The Cosmic Cat From Berkeley’s New Home

The black cosmos cat lived in an animal rescue shelter in Berkeley, California. He had grown up
on the sometimes mean streets of Berkeley, California, fending for himself at a young age until he was picked up by animal rescue staff and put into the animal rescue center where he waited for possible adoption. He had hung out on the college campus, sometimes playing with the frolicking college students who liked the cosmic cat, and he loved them as only a cosmic cat can do,

One day, the president of the campus friends of the cats, Salmon Rubinstein, a philosophy major, saw the cosmic cat meditating and realized that the Cosmic cat was indeed a cosmic cat. He instantly fell in love with the Cosmic cat, and alerted animal rescue who took him to the shelter for a check-up, etc before clearing him for adoption.

He went to the shelter daily to check up on the Cosmic cat and the other cats that the friends of the Cats had rescued during the annual Cat Rescue week when the university, the friends of the Cats, and local Berkeley cat lovers put aside their differences and rescued many of the cats, reluctantly realizing that there were too many feral cats in the city, and something must be done – fending off calls to rid the city of the vermin by the cat haters of the city, even in a liberal enclave such as the Bay Area there were cat haters who saw the feral cats as vermin infesting the city and causing damage to their million dollar house values.
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Sam adopted the cosmic cat, and his colleagues adopted several other cats. they helped raise money to keep the shelter alive and to prevent the mass putting down of the cats. The Cosmic cat and two other cats came home to their house high in Berkeley Hills.

The cosmic cat felt at home, and soon became well-known, as the Cosmic Cat of Grizzly Peak, famous for mediation. He often would lead meditation sessions with the students and the other cats. In the end he was famous for being just such a lovely, Cosmic Cat.