This shows her body structure a bit better...
Polly - I got her from the feed store - I went in today to let him know I'd be bringing the fosters back later this week and that he'd need to have two cages open. He had babies and she was the first one I went to grab to mark in her ear what she was.
If she was a cat - she would have sat in my arms and purred....I spent twenty minutes walking around the store waiting for her to start acting like a doe and fighting...she kept snuggling into me and looking at me with those eyes....which were killing me.
I called Art three times on the cell phone. I never could reach him.
I finally decided to bring her home and try her with Darla - although I had some back-up plans too. The worst case scenario meant taking her back to the feed store...
I really halfway hoped (by her ears) that she was a flemish....if not that - then Beveren since Jenny is a sweetie.
Art took one look at her (turns out she's his favorite color in small animals - same color as his cat almost) - and said, "She's mine".
It appears as though Darla has already accepted her - the two were laying almost side by side a few minutes ago...something Darla does NOT do with her babies.
The goal is going to be to have a trio in the bedroom - as long as she can be litter-box trained. Darla is great with the litter box and Darla's future hus-bun was good with it at one time from what I remember. So as long as "Meatloaf" will be trained....she'll probably be part of a trio.
I'm a bit jealous of Darla wanting Meatloaf to groom her - but the fact is - Darla has been wanting a mate for so long ... this just felt right.
The neat thing is - Darla still came to me for groomings.
I'm really not sure how old she is. Darla's babies are 6 weeks old on Thursday - but Meatloaf doesn't seem as "mature" as they are....but I figured she was older than 4 weeks. I wish I knew...
She has littermates back at the feed store that I have to go back and mark if they're boys/girls later today or tomorrow...
