Fangu, Wesa, Cat Valley sownz purrfeck! Iz dere a kleering whare we kan
set up tabulz an kushinz an fingz (kuz we komoonitee kitteez duz
luv to eet an be kumfy!)? We haz kitteez gittin reddy to bring
owr fingz az soon az dey knowz whare to take dem.
Da aminalz da excaped da firez -- iz dey doin OK? Iz dere enneefing
we kan do fur dem? Dey iz awl welkum to attend da Jellicle Ball az
long az dey is respeckful and dey unnerstan dat we iz awl frenz
at da Ball. Even if dere iz aminalz dat normullee eetz
eech uther, we duz not do dat at da Ball.
Rebecca

There is a large clearing with an amphitheater in the middle. There is a
raised stage in the middle of the amphitheater. The seating is tiers of
leveled land, covered in grass and well suited for soft cushions and
blankets.

Outside of the amphitheater the land is also nice and level and soft,
and there are plenty of places to set up buffet tables, etc. In fact,
they have quite a few such tables set up already, for the use of the
refugee critters that call Cat Valley home for the time being.

Thanks you for the kind offer of allowing them to attend the Jellicle
Ball. As a matter of fact, they have already arrived at a truce for as
long as they reside in Cat Valley. Most of the residents are close to
ready to return to their normal areas, they just need to get their
nerves restored. It can be quite traumatic to see your home and all of
your normal surroundings burning, so they just need to regain their
confidence. There are a few small family groups that could use some
reassurance, but most of the refugees are now using Cat Valley as a base
from which to reconnoiter their available living areas.

So the residents of Cat Valley, and the priests who live there and
maintain the area, welcome the Community heartily!

Wesa