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Lilli woke in the disgracefully early hours of the morning, groggy and hungry. She rose from her position at the foot of the stairs and waited for the morning routine to begin.
And it did, as always. The two adults woke up and rushed madly about the house, shouting for spare this, yelling to the other for the toothpaste. The adults did a lot of yelling these days.
Then the toddler woke and provided a constant backround wailing, punctuated by shrieks. The frenzy of noise and movement hurt Lilli's head like it did every day and she backed into a corner of the kitchen, whining. The male adult told her to be quiet.
And finally, the door slammed and a heavy silence fell. Lilli's stomach snarled. She bounded to her food bowl, her mind filled with visions of the hard food they sometimes served her, but her hopes were dashed as she swept the empty bowl with an anxious tongue.
A half-frustrated, half-despairing howl escaped her.

Kous jerked awake in a fit of skittishness. The pink dawn touched his dark fur through the leaves as he lifted his head and cast his gaze over the familiar underside of the bush he called home.
There- a rustle. His gaze darted to a branch behind him and an uncharacteristic tingle of fear wound its way up his spine. He stood and pushed his way out of the bush, panting. The fear did not release its grip on him, however, so he jogged away from the bush. Only a couple of hours ago he had fallen asleep after an unsuccesful hunt, his stomach feeling bloated by the emptiness.
Now he unfurled his legs and let himself fly, feeling the refreshing air on his face and the relief to be moving. He slowed as he neared the human neighborhood.
Might as well try to hunt, he decided, though he rarely hunted in the daytime. As he was passing by a house with several pots of dead flowers on its porch, trying to pick up the scent of anything edible, he heard a loud, long howl coming from the house.

[Smoketail]

Antoinette watched silently as the animals woke up. Knowing she was the only cat in the group made it hard for her, she wasn't sure who was her friend.

[folle]

Lilli jumped at the sound of an answering bark to her howl. She listened; the bark was repeated. Being typically uncautious, Lilli careened to the living room of the house and barked in reply. She hopped onto the couch, a bit of a reach for her young legs, and pushed herself up to the window.
Standing in front of the house was a rough-looking wolf, but younger than her. He barked when he saw her, and it was a different bark from hers. Lilli, curious and excited, yipped at the newcomer and beat her tail furiously against the soft couch.

Kous jumped onto the porch and barked. His wariness of humans was easily overcome by his curiousity; the howl of a dog in distress could not be ignored, in his opinion, and besides, his practiced nose told him that the humans had left not long ago. There could still be another human in the house but he could not smell any danger.
Several barks met his, and they were high-pitched, happy, carefree barks. A head appeared at the window, a black-and-white puppy who seemed delighted to have a visitor. He could hardly hear her through the glass. He edged closer. "Who are you?"

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[Lady Masquerade]

(I don't know, since Ivory and Ebony aren't exactly "sisters", they just think they are.)

Ebony

The german shepherd pup wandered around town, wagging her fluffy tail behind her as she sniffed the air for food. "Hmmm...Where too...where too..." The pup let thoughts pass through her mind on where to get dinner for her and her sister, Ivory. "Oh! A steak place, hopefully they'll have something yummy." She yipped, turning the corner and heading behind the building towards the large trash cans. Ebony hid behind one as she watched a waitress dump a plate of ribs into the trash can, and then walk off.

"Ribs? This is too good to be true." The female said, going towards the trash can and knocking it over with her front paws. Bang! It made a loud noise as it hit the ground, and Ebony knew that the waitress would be back to see what the noise was. Quickly, Ebony grabbed the juicy ribs and ran off, as soon as the door opened and the frustraited waitress came out. Suckers..

[SilverShadows]

Silver Shadows

Silver Shadows woke with a jolt, her head jerking high into teh air as she scrabbled to her hoofs. She searched teh clearing, seeing she was in teh town. She screamed, back stepping, and almost falling.

[folle]

Lilli faintly heard the wolf asking her name. "Lilli," she called, as loud as she could, totally ethralled by the wolf. Her life was usualy monotonous; she spent her days searching the house top to bottom for food or an escape route. This was different and it was welcome.
"What's your name?"

Kous heard the dog call her name. Lilli. Very pretty, a sort of simple elegance. It fit her. Then she asked his named.
"Kous, I'm Kous," he howled to her. Suddenly his named felt blunt and ugly. There was something welcoming about the dog, something Kous hadn't met in the other animals he'd encountered. He felt a heady rush the usually preceded some sort of dangerous and not advisable act. He yelped, "Are you hungry?"

[PLEASE-DELETE!]

Koda.
Koda head jolted up, with a jerk. He looked around, he smelled dogcatcher!
He crawled out of his box, he called home.
He let out a ruff bark. "Go away!" He said violently.
The catcher merrily laughed, "Aren't you cute?" He teased.
Koda barked, he slipped around the building.
Stones flying behind him. He dove into the grass.
He lowered his body, into the tall uncut grass.
He dove into the forest, he heard many noises.
"Hello?" He cried getting frightened.

[folle]

"Yes," Lilli said through the glass, "but what can I do about it? What about you? Are you hungry?"

Kous's stomach roared almost loud enough to suffice as an answer to Lilli's second question. "I am hungry," he admitted. "And we can do something about it."
His eyes gleaming, he darted away from the window.

[folle]

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