Mark has a garden. Across the road he has two old pecan trees, full of birds and squirrels. And according to the neighborhood pets, all of it now belongs to their homeowners association.
The letter says the Whisker Hostel has been annexed. Then come the violation notices: unapproved catio screening, unauthorized flags, a nuisance odor complaint about a certain pan of au gratin potatoes, and a limit of two cats per household. Mark counts to fifteen and stops.
The HOA is run by Karen, a Pomeranian with a rhinestone collar and a clipboard. The treasurer is a goat who keeps eating the records. And when the paperwork doesn't work, the board tries the crawlspace windows.
The cats are ready for them. Every trap is a surprise, the fine print is on their side, and when the HOA takes Princess hostage, the kidnappers learn exactly what they've gotten themselves into.
Funny, fast, and a little bit wicked, The Animal HOA, Karen, and One Bad Decision is the story of one board meeting too many, and the cats who made sure it was the last.
