Emily Erin
This little one transitioned up from an overpopulated shelter on December 3, 2011. Underneath those frightened eyes originally observed at the shelter, a beautiful gentle, sweet lady emerged.
Estimated to be a year old, fall 2011. Erin's background history was unavailable. She's six pounds. Wellness exam by Dr. John Travis of Sheboygan Animal Hospital, June 2012.
Playtime, jingle toys, phone books, cuddle moments, and nutritious salads plus Oxbow pellets -- what Erin enjoys. Great litter box habits also! She will perk up while lounging and stretched out, and go straightaway to use the litter pan.
Smart. Spunky. Mellow.
A variety of greens is A-OK with her salads, including pineapple, turnip greens or tomato bits.
Note: She's a cord chewer. Her romping space will need bunny-proofing. A large space to explore for several hours is ideal. An exercise pen or ample NIC quadrant is suggested.
"Erin eats so much hay, that I'm still wondering where she puts it all! She is also very hungry for pets. I don't think that little girl will ever be petted enough to make her 'Pet-Me' Meter full." - per foster caregiver
She is comfortable with well-mannered cats.
Easy to please.
Transition day photo. ^
She head shakes, binkies, arm nudges, and looks for things to intrigue her outgoing personality. Nose bonks occur when you lay on the floor. A husbun to lounge with is in her thoughts.
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