Cats get a bad rap.
They are supposedly so busy being mysterious and only in it for themselves that they can barely get in enough time to scratch the hand that feeds them.
Tell that to Tia Dawn Jenkins, who suffers from a number of conditions. Tia can't see well at all, and has seizures. This didn't stop her from taking in a cat her jackass neighbor was going to feed to a pit bull. (Quick, animal lovers - what is that jackass neighbor doing wrong?*)
That rescued meal-to-be was named Samantha, and she saved Tia from a terrible fire. Find out how!
*Thinking that feeding a cat to anything was an appropriate activity; teaching God knows what to a pit bull; and, I'm thinking, drawing breath in the first place.
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