Living with Motzie

About the Book

After serving my country thinking that I thought preserved my Constitutional right to own the property I chose, I was wrong. Giving up my servals and caracals and being forced to move to 4 different states, I thought that buying a new breed of domestic cat called a Savannah would allow me to live my life an peace and quiet. Nothing was farther from the truth. This handsome, loving, wonderful cat that felt like steel in my arms was about to change my life in ways I never thought possible. There is no such thing as a normal cat if you look beyond what people claim. So follow Motzie and I on our journey through today’s way of living Against the Animal Right’s people.

About the Author

Deborah-Ann Milette is an exotic animal rescuer that specializes in rescuing felines, be them lions, tigers, servals down to the feral cat. Today she does pet therapy with her boys, reading programs for children and fights the HSUS, ASPCA and other Animal Right groups trying to stop the banning laws. She lobbies with her boys and tries to educate the Senators and Representatives of any state to stop this Animal Holocaust that is slowly and blindly happening. They are also her certified and registered ESA (Emotional Support Animals.) She also does cat shows with TICA, when there are fund raisers.

Today she resides in Oklahoma with Motzie and Peanut her Savannahs; where the Savannah breed was founded but is always on the edge of her seat waiting to the next bomb to drop in the state where the HSUS, ASPCA and PETA try to pass laws to again ban the lineage of her cats.