since last year there was this female cat that will always
loiter around my workplace in camp. somehow she had made my
department her home and i will always see her everyday, on the
sofa, sleeping on the bed beside me. it great to have her around,
kinda give my workplace a homey feel to it. i enjoyed her company
and will pat her whenever she comes near me.
but the sad thing is, my sergeant hated the cat. i don't know
whether it's army rules that we are not allowed to keep pets in
camp or his own personally hatred for cats, he will always shout
and chase away the cat away whenever he sees it. he even threaten
to punish us if he sees us with the cat again.
the cat was pregnant at that time and she gave birth in a isolated
corner in my workplace. at first we didn't knew where she gave
birth, it was when we saw her always going in/out of this certain
part of the building that we suspected something. sure enough,
inside we saw 4 cute small kittens. 
they are
still very young, eyes are still shut, can barely walk. it's always
a joy to see the feminine side of her feeling her kittens with
milk.
sadly, soon the evil sergeant found out about this and ordered the
kittens to be removed immediately. i have no choce but to comply
and left the kittens outside the vet not far away from camp. not
knowing where her kitten went to, the poor cat will always meow at
the place where she normally hide her babies. it was very sad
seeing her like this. 
after that incident, she became more clever and will avoid coming
to my workplace during daytime. she will reappear during the night
when my evil sergeant has gone back home.
quite recently, she was pregnant again. she gave birth again in the
same place as her previous birth. unfortunately same as last time,
she was caught yet again by the evil sergeant and her kittens was
taken away by the AVA. i don't even have a chance to look at her
kittens.
last friday, my evil sergeant did the most evil thing. he called
the AVA and requested for a trap to catch the cat. and guess what,
when i came for work today, there she was, caught helplessly inside
the cage, crying desperately for help. she even reach out her paw
out of the cage when she saw me coming. but there was nothing i can
do. i cannot defy my sergeant and later this morning, the AVA
came.
she was taken away forever.
