The Lemurs and the Blue Tigers

I'm sitting in a room, watching TV. Animals are peeking in from the balcony, through a tube formed by a rolled-up carpet. I see a white bird's head and two lemurs. The day is coming to an end, it's getting dark. I want to switch the light on, but the switch got broken and isn't working. I see the two sloths or lemurs (I am not sure which of the two) entered the room and now they are lying down, resting inside. I want to get them out of the house because they are wild animals; they should be better off in nature and outside. At first I'm not afraid of them, but someone said they are wild animals after all, so it's better to be cautious. Therefore, when I finally approach and touch them, I'm very careful not to get scratched by their claws. It's mainly about those claws. The animals are dark grey (so they look in my dark room). I found a tiny lamp that is working and now I can see more clearly that they are lying indeed, and where exactly. I take the first animal in my arms, it snuggles up to me. I take him out on the balcony where it came from; on the way there, I am stroking it gently. It has a thick and very nice fur. When I let him out onto the balcony, just outside the door, it turns into a bright blue tiger. This fur is absolutely gorgeous! I can only see it from behind. The tiger doesn't look back; it calmly climbs onto the balcony railing and jumps down onto the street. I go to get the other animal. It turns out to be a tiger cub, also blue, its mother left it here, and it won't be able to jump down from the balcony on its own. I don't know what to do. A girl rides her bike up the narrow street leading to the balcony. I explain the situation to her, and we think it over together. Baby Tiger could have run down that street at an angle (instead of jumping off the railing) if it had come out of the room faster, but that didn't happen, and now it's looking at me.