Ari'ssa-Chan wrote:..::I would like to adopt!::..
..::Number:
18 <33
..::Picture:
..::Name:
Danziel Axel
(Dan-zee-uhl)
..::Species:
Flea-bitten Gray Horse
..::Personality:
Sweet and kind. Pretend your being dowsed with sunshine and rainbows. Thats what it's like being with this horse. Danny will go out of her way to make you happy, and is a very loyal horse.
..::Likes:
Apples. She'll do anything for an apple, but only red apples.
Rainy Days. On rainy days, Danziel's handler will take her into the warmth of the barn.
..::Dislikes:
Snowy Days. Cold, wet and dark. Even in the barn its still freezing.
..::Background
I sat down in my usual spot. Nothing special. Just a quiet place to rest my frayed nerves. My handler walked up to me with the same grin he always had on his face. I stood up and snorted. "Easy girl, easy", he giggled. He was a handsome man. Tall and slender with bright blue eyes and short blonde hair. He reached into the pocket of his thick, brown leather suit and pulled out a red, perfectly ripe apple and held it out to me. "Be good while Im at work". He walked toward his small, blue rusty car and drove out of sight and sound.
I turned towards the barn. Unfortunately, the horses weren't allowed in the barn on hot Summer days. My handler had to make sure there was enough room to fit the hogs, cows and sheep. Not only that, but the animals inside the barn got air conditioning, while us equines had to stand outdoors in the scorching sun. The dogs and cats got it even better, though. They got to stay inside my handler's house and sleep on his bed all day.
My handler arrived at 5:00, as usual. He walked up to me so fast it looked like he had floated out of his car. He was carrying a plastic bag, full of carrots, apples and other fruits and vegetables. He walked toward the horse feeding bin and dumped what was in the bag in. But right when I was about to bolt towards the food bin, I felt a sharp pain in my neck. I fell over and began to choke. My handler rushed to my side and beat on my back as if he were burping an infant, but it was no use. I collapsed in pain.
When I awoke, I was in a stretcher bed covered with bandage tape. My handler was there by my side again, but for the first time, he wasn't smiling. That right there told me something was wrong. There were women dressed in white coats and sky-blue shirts, all holding clipboards as they chatted amongst there self about my condition. One of the women with a more yellow-ish coat walked over to me and stroked my mane. "Will she be OK?" My owner spurted in anxiety. "We...we're not sure yet, sir". I could feel my heart come up my throat. But what really set me off was when one of the white-coated women came over to my bed and pushed a large, needle into my leg. It felt like a coyote had set there jaws into my leg. I screeched and broke out of my casts and bandaids. I leapt through the window and dashed away from the building.
I decided to live outdoors, wild and free. I guess winters are harsh, but it's not that bad living on the lam.
..::A picture you drew:
I'd draw her if the deadline wasn't so soon XD
She is such a beautiful horse. <3
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