Are you okay in there?

Poor Tirpitz, living in insecure environments, handed down from owner to owner and now he has no idea why he is at this house full of cats. Had a volunteer shift at the shelter again, and made it my task of the day to give the newcomer in the house a good start. So, I talked and cuddled alot with Tirpitz and took him out of his little security cage. He would growl and sneer at all the other cats who are more curious than dangerous. We spend three hours exploring the main floor together, Tirpitz and me, and then I put him back to security where he instantly fell asleep. It is such a good feeling coming home from the shelter, especially with all those exam preparations going now. 
And for all the cat lovers out there, I give you the November kittens in the extras (have you any idea how good it makes you feel to have 7 kittens crawl up on you and fall asleep still purring?).