An absolutely "marvellous" story about two very special cats. I was very impressed to learn about Maria Dickin who was born in 1870 and founded the People's Dispensary for Sick Animals in London in 1917. She solicited volunteer services and devised many ways of raising money in order to help stray animals and animals owned by the poor who could not afford veterinary treatment. During World War II, many animals also served their country and several received a "Dickin" medal, including Faith and Simon, the two very wonderful, brave cats in this book. Animals do have a 'sixth sense'. Enjoy!