Stray kittens

Date: 3/6/2020

Went to blondies and parked at a gas tank but someone was backing up in a white suv and almost hit me and then when I stepped out of my car to yell someone in a red truck almost ran me over. The suv that almost backed up into my car had stopped And parked And there was no one inside. I noticed a small orange kitten crawling out from under it so I picked him up and was about to turn around and leave with it but then I realized there were more kittens. They were falling out from under the white suv that almost hit me. Almost all of them were orange but there was a couple black ones too. And there were two orange mama cats as well. I gathered them all up And I ran into the gas station and asked the lady at the counter if she had anything I could take them Home in. She gave me a yellow basket so I took it outside to All the kittens but I quickly realized there was a hole in the bottom. So I ran to my car and grabbed towels from my truck, put the towels inside and then the lady in the red truck that almost ran me over helped me gather the kittens and safely put them in the basket.

AI generated interpretation This dream seems to reflect a desire to rescue or save something vulnerable, such as the stray kittens. The first part of the dream, with the close calls of being hit by vehicles, suggest a potential danger or threat that you have narrowly avoided. This could represent a real-life situation where you felt at risk, or it could be a metaphor for feeling overwhelmed or unprepared for challenges in your life. The arrival of the stray kittens after these close calls may represent a sense of hope or comfort that emerges from difficult situations. You immediately leap into action to help the kittens, despite being initially unsure how to transport them safely. This could suggest a desire to be helpful or nurturing in your waking life, and perhaps a willingness to take risks or be resourceful in the face of unexpected challenges. Overall, this dream seems to reflect a desire to protect and care for vulnerable creatures or individuals, and a willingness to take action to do so despite potential obstacles or setbacks.