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Posted: August 16th, 2014, 5:12 amHere... I guess.
Adoption application.
Should I include a bio?
Edit.
Bio: As a cub, Little White had a normal colored pelt. Her fur was brown but her scruffy "mane" was still reddish.
But she was also very creative; after all, who didn't like sneaking into the paints and dyes that were extracted from the everyday berries?
Little White often painted patterns on her pelt and played around in the dyes. She didn't really get in trouble as long as she cleaned up the messes she made.
Later she decided to become a Healer. She hated fighting and conflict between the prides.
Though she never really stopped drawing and painting, she still proved herself to be a worthy Healer.
What made her different from other healers is that she didn't have the same gruff, brusque air that they had. She wasn't stern and serious like them- she was gentle, playful, mischievous, and patient. If a cub got hurt, their parents would send the cub to her and not anyone else.
Due to Little White's playful, cheery personality, she also acted as a sort of child-therapist when the cubs felt depressed or lonely. She comforted them and helped sort out their problems.
Not once did Little White fail to lighten a rainy day or paint a field of flowers when the meadows ran dry.
How she got her markings: When she was an adult and stopped growing, she decided to paint her fur permanently. With a little help from her mentor, she achieved that small goal.
Art's mine. Thanks.
Adoption application.
Should I include a bio?
Edit.
Bio: As a cub, Little White had a normal colored pelt. Her fur was brown but her scruffy "mane" was still reddish.
But she was also very creative; after all, who didn't like sneaking into the paints and dyes that were extracted from the everyday berries?
Little White often painted patterns on her pelt and played around in the dyes. She didn't really get in trouble as long as she cleaned up the messes she made.
Later she decided to become a Healer. She hated fighting and conflict between the prides.
Though she never really stopped drawing and painting, she still proved herself to be a worthy Healer.
What made her different from other healers is that she didn't have the same gruff, brusque air that they had. She wasn't stern and serious like them- she was gentle, playful, mischievous, and patient. If a cub got hurt, their parents would send the cub to her and not anyone else.
Due to Little White's playful, cheery personality, she also acted as a sort of child-therapist when the cubs felt depressed or lonely. She comforted them and helped sort out their problems.
Not once did Little White fail to lighten a rainy day or paint a field of flowers when the meadows ran dry.
How she got her markings: When she was an adult and stopped growing, she decided to paint her fur permanently. With a little help from her mentor, she achieved that small goal.
Art's mine. Thanks.
