Lord have mercy. She can hear Peanut (mother-in-law's poodle terrier) from across the house, biting his butt. Xiao Wu already feels right at home, too. The cage she was in at the shelter was only 2 foot by 3 foot, and next to dog kennels. The other two there, Major Marquis Warren and Hunny Da Bunny, are cage aggressive because of their living conditions. Xiao Wu, once named Turtle Rabbit Kim (what kind of name is that?!), looked depressed but sweet. When my husband saw the kind of living conditions they were in, and Xiao Wu coming right up to him almost immediately, he knew he had to rescue her and bring her home. We wanted to take all three, but with the other two cage aggressive, and the shelter not the best place for these babies, and already having Shen, it was better to go with a more friendly female for Shen. When Xiao Wu came home, her first thought was fearful, but curious. Then she was given a smack load of hay, some fresh Bok Choy and Kale, some pellets that didn't look like litter pellets, and a fresh bowl of water (hers in the shelter was empty, like bone dry). After a couple hours, she began doing binkies, zoomies, and now she has claim over the other half of my room while we work on bonding her and Shen once he's fixed.
and I’m sure once she gets fixed, her and tu shen will lead super fun and awesome lives.
