Misty Woollykins

Misty Woollykins was a part Siamese Cat general, born in 1980 in a barn in Gladwin, Michigan. From a very early age, she was trained in the art of war by a noted Bobcat tactician. This was part of a top-secret Cat program to indoctrinate young and intelligent cats in the Cat Army's ways, in hopes that they would become great leaders. And indeed, Misty was destined for greatness.

As soon as she earned her commission as a lieutenant in the Light Infantry Corps, she recieved orders to command a platoon in the famed 114th Infantry Battalion, in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. This turned out to be a perfect place for Misty to learn the tricks of the trade, as there was already action going on in the city, as an entire division of dogs had landed at Murrell's Inlet and were attempting to outflank the cats at Socastee.

The 114th Battalion moved from its reserve position at Myrtle Beach AFB to meet the dog attack head on. This was accomplished just in time. The battalion formed into a sideways "v" shape to protect its flanks, as the closest cat units were more than three miles away. The cats held their ground admirably as wave after wave of Weimaraners attempted to cross US Highway 17, and were promptly mown down by scathing cat fire.

Soon Misty's unit recieved reinforcements that took position on either flank. The divided highway quickly became a killing ground as dog after dog was hit by either bullet or car. When it was all over, more than 1,000 dogs had become casualties, and the dog offensive had been crushed.

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