Hello, everyone. Meet Gypsy. A four-year-old chihuahua that had been adopted today. She's mute and a sweet, kind fur baby.
Earlier in the afternoon, my big brother told me that we will be having a new additional family.
I was excited after hearing the good news.
At first, I was afraid that she would bite me. When I risked myself to bop her nose, she approached me and leaned on me gently. I realized that she's such a lovable girl.
When she arrived at midnight at our house, I asked a lot of questions with my big brother.
I asked him, "Where did you get her?"
"I got her through an acquaintance." He answered me.
"She looks neglected." I looked at Gypsy sadly.
"She is. That's why I decided to adopt her," he replied.
After that, I decided to look after her.
She's in the cage because we don't know if she had a contagious infection. She has three older sisters: Sookie, Gemini, and Penny.
Gypsy's sisters always sleep in my big brother's room. For now, Gypsy will sleep in the hallway and soon to roam freely without the cage when she's healthy.
My brother decided to go to the veterinarian to get a check-up with the pups later.
Hopefully, Gypsy doesn't have complicated health issues and can be cured easily.
I hope that Gypsy and her new sisters will get along in the future when they meet each other. I'm excited to see their reaction to playing together soon.