Little Red DTAE

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Name: Little Red Nickname: Ruby Gender/Pronouns: Female, She/Her Species: Fox Personality: Fun-loving, Kind, Quirky, Supportive, Optimistic Favourite Food: Macaroni and Cheese Mother's Name: Daisy Father's Name: Charlie Sister's Name: Cookie ~ Backstory: Little Red lived a happy life with her mother, father, and little sister as a house fox until she was eight (in fox years not human years) not long after her little sister was born, her humans went nearly bankrupt and were forced to sell their house and move into an apartment. They left Little Red and her family at the house for the new homeowners, who upon finding them dropped them off in downtown New York City. Her family found a box to take shelter in for the night and in the morning her father went out to find food but he never came back. Her mother went out to look for him but was unfortunately hit by a car in the busy streets of NYC. Little Red tried to run away from New York with her little sister but both were caught and taken to the local animal shelter. Her little sister was adopted by a kind old lady who had recently lost her beloved cat to cancer. Little Red remained at the shelter for weeks but one day the staff forgot to lock the door of her cage after feeding her she made her escape that night. She lived on the streets, fighting other strays for food, and dodging humans. One day as she was eating an old sandwich a strange fox walked up to her and asked her for some of the food. She replied that he could get his own food and leave her alone. He then asked her if she remembered him. She asked why she should and he then revealed himself as her father. She continued her life in the streets, side-by-side with her father, one day as they were sunning themselves they were grabbed and placed in a cage by a high school drama teacher. He took them to his theatre as class pets, where the two cats were warmly welcomed by his students. They now live in the theatre of the school, watching the plays, encouraging the students and sometimes acting in the plays. They are both happy and well fed, and as luck would have it the old lady that adopted Little Red's sister was the drama teacher's mother and they now get to visit each other regularly. Little Red is a very happy fox in the theatre, she loves to hear the students sing and act. (Yes I know Macaroni and Cheese is horrible for foxes)