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Sunday, October 4, 2026

For delicate Crepe, it’s a brave new world

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This is Crepe, a delicate young girl who’s just 1½ years old and weighs only 3 kilograms.

She only recently came to ARK, along with three of her siblings, when her owner moved to a no-pet apartment. And, in the beginning, little Crepe was very good at doing imitations of a rock. She wouldn’t move. She wouldn’t be touched. She’d stay very, very still and refuse to engage in the world around her. Perhaps she thought that if she could just stay still enough, everything would return to what she’d known before.

Now, however, Crepe is beginning to realize that this new world isn’t so bad after all. She is more adventurous and has started to explore her environs, limited as they are. She’ll come out for pats when she notices that the humans bear gifts of food.

Crepe has also discovered toys and how they bring out her joy and her kitten side.

We’d love Crepe to find a new home, preferably along with one of her siblings, which would surely help her quickly gain confidence in her new home.

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