A Small Meow, A Big Change Officer Johnson expected a quiet morning—just another routine shift. But then he heard faint meowing from outside the station. Investigating, he found a tiny kitten, barely alive, shivering in a wet cardboard box. He rushed the kitten inside and warmed it up while feeding it from an old bottle. But something felt off. Curious, he asked the station’s security team to review the surveillance footage. What he saw broke his heart: an elderly woman gently placing the kitten in the alley during the night. She stroked its head tenderly before walking away,

shoulders heavy with sorrow. Determined to find her, Johnson showed the footage around the neighborhood. A man at a local store recognized her. “She lives in that van near the train tracks,” he said. “Feeds all the stray cats. Says they’re the only ones who understand her.” Johnson found her sitting outside her van, surrounded by strays. Her face lit up when she saw the kitten. “You found her,” she whispered, overcome with emotion. She explained she had tried shelters, but all were full. She couldn’t care for the kitten herself but couldn’t leave it alone after its mother was killed. Moved,