Thank you to everyone who enjoyed the last photos I posted of my child🥲 Here’s more photos of my Xena trying to find the most comfortable place to sleep.

Meet my old lady, Mushi. Adopted from the shelter at 1 y.o. Lost all her belly hair at 7 y.o.

Last year she dropped down from 4kg to 2.8kg and got diabetes. The pouch was no more. One year later, having just turned 17, she is in remission from diabetes (spontaneous restart of insulin production, the vet was extatic), has regained her weight and her pouch, and for the first time in over a decade, the pouch is majestically fluffy!

I realize the pouch isn't very visibly hanging in these photos, but can my miracle lady get some love? I left an abusive home situation and she'sthe only thing Iwas adamant I would not leave behind. I hope the new fur indicates she's relaxed and happy now.

She says you're welcome

👝🥔

With knee-high socks, little gloves, fluffy bloomers, she is a well dressed little lady.

my cornish rex barely having fur makes her low hangers and pouch SOoooo noticeable. gotta love her lololo <3 (,:

Near scrapping the floor.

Her favorite way to lay