Cherokee Herz

This place, it was so odd... Though, it was a good odd in Cherokee's opinion. She had not seen any cops running around wanting to take her away for truancy or something like that. Though, this place also seemed to have plenty of its own dangers. She had spotted many wolves, some big cats, just about anything you can imagine in her travels through this place, though she had some how avoided them all, thankfully.

Since then she had pretty much stuck to the down town area. Here, no one paid her any mind and she could pretty much do anything that she wanted to do when ever she wanted to do it. It was a good life for her. Right now she had decided to go to the park, so she was just sitting there on one of the swings, swinging slowly back and forth seemingly without a care in the world...


Chance

I laid under the slide. i had my head on my feet as I watched the little girl swing back and forth slowly. She seemed too be having fun on those things. A yawn was emitted from my maw as I stood up amd walked over softly too the girl. I sat down on my rump in a distance and held up my paw toward her. I starred calmly at her as I moved to one of the swings lifting my top half I put my two front paws on the swing.


Cherokee Herz

Cherokee was just sitting on the empty swing in the park that was just as empty, or so it appeared to Cherokee to be. She yawned once or twice, covering her mouth with her hand, in boredom as she lazily swung back and forth. That was when she saw a dog climb out from under the slide and she watched it cautiously. She really had no where to go if it decided to attack her... Though, it seemed friendly. The canine sat down in front of her and held up a paw. Cherokee smiled as she shook the canine's paw. Then the dog walked over to the empty swing beside her and put his front paws on it. She smiled and reached out to stroke the dog's head. Hey boy, what are you doing here? She knew he could not talk back, but she still spoke to the dog.


Chance

I gave a slight sigh as I panted. The pat on my head made me wag my tail. I moved off the swing over too her side and put my head on her lap. I looked into her eyes with soft puppy eyes. I gave a soft wimper too her. She seemed like the right human too be my pet. Well Every one thinks different. Cause they call us pets. But hey we are allowed too choose too right?


Cherokee Herz

Cherokee patted the canine's head as he stood with his front paws on the swing beside her. Then when he got down from the swing and walked over to her, he put his head on her lap and this brought a smile to her face. She had never had a pet before. She really knew absolutely nothing about animals. After all she had been dropped off on the orphanage steps not long after birth, escaped from there when she was eight and has been on the run since. Though, they probably did not miss her. There were so many in that orphanage, so who would miss one girl? Well, they had never found her so obviously no one had tried too hard to find her. But she had never even thought of having a pet, especially when she had no home, she figured this dog deserved better than what she had.

She sat there stroking his head for a bit... This swing was starting to get uncomfortable though and it was getting dark, so she stood up and walked to one of the pieces of playground equipment, a large boat that you could climb inside. She walked through the door, having to duck her head slightly to get in and then sat down, she looked to see if the dog followed, though she did not expect he would...


Chance

I gave a low sigh as I watched her stand up. She was moving away? What did I do did I hurt her? did I scare her? I moved foward watching her. I saw her glance back at me. I moved over too the door and gave a slight whine. As if too say Can I come too? I looked back seeing nothing in sight. I moved in with her. Even though she didnt give me permission I laid down right beside her. I put my head on her lap and watched her. Wagging my tail lightly.