We Lost Our Human

In a vibrant, bustling city where humans and animals coexist seamlessly, an unfathomable event turns the world upside down: every human mysteriously vanishes overnight, leaving their beloved pets—an eccentric cat named Whiskers and a loyal dog named Rufus—alone. We Lost Our Human follows the unlikely duo as they embark on a frantic adventure to find their owners and uncover what has happened to the human race.

Whiskers, a sassy, self-proclaimed intellectual with a penchant for poetry, believes the answer lies in the cosmos. With her sharp wit and a touch of sarcasm, she navigates the world with an air of aloofness, convinced of her superiority. Rufus, on the other hand, is a gentle giant with a heart of gold. Overly optimistic and a bit clumsy, he believes in the power of friendship and the importance of being true to oneself. Together, they must put their differences aside and rely on each other as they traverse the abandoned city.

As they weave through empty parks, vacant streets, and shadowy alleyways, the pair encounters a colorful cast of animal characters, each with their own quirky personalities and unique survival skills. From a streetwise pigeon with connections to the underground animal network to a wise old tortoise who knows the city’s secrets, each encounter brings them closer to the truth about their missing humans.

However, it’s not just a search for their owners; it’s a journey of self-discovery for both Whiskers and Rufus. As they face various challenges—from a mischievous gang of raccoons hoarding food to a heartwarming encounter with a group of stray cats rallying for a better life—their bond deepens, revealing the strength of friendship amid adversity.

Themes of loyalty, identity, and the inherent connection between humans and their pets resonate throughout this whimsical yet poignant narrative. As Whiskers and Rufus uncover clues about the fate of their beloved humans, they ultimately come to understand the importance of love, companionship, and the unbreakable ties that bind them together. With every adventure, they realize that sometimes, to truly find what you’ve lost, you must first discover who you are.