Hi everyone 
, and welcome to what might just be the cutest section of this webpage—the Little Animal Shrine!
This is a tiny corner of my website dedicated to all the little creatures who have found their way into my life — mine, my friends', and a few special ones I simply couldn't leave out.
Click on an animal to learn a little more about them, or use the links below to explore their pages.
Take your time, look around, and say hello to everyone! ♡
Please note that this page is not mobile-friendly.
My Adorable Little Teddy—Lucky
Lucky was the first pet dog I ever had—a red-brown Poodle and a curious, lively little girl. She was the offspring of a Poodle belonging to a friend of my mother; out of all the little ones, I chose her while she was still crawling and hadn't yet learned to walk on her hind legs. She was absolutely adorable. I remember coming home from school one day to find my parents holding a box containing Lucky, who was just a puppy at the time.
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Look, she’s carrying that pink dolphin—a gift I shared with her. It was one of my favorite toys from childhood, and she seems to love the cute, fuzzy thing too. That little gesture paved the way for her to later feel perfectly entitled to snatch every single stuffed animal off my bed.
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We have a balcony at home that gets plenty of sunlight; she regards it as her own territory, where she naps, grooms herself, and watches the birds outside or barks at the dogs down below. Lucky is a very smart little dog who can clearly sense the emotions of everyone in the family; whenever you are feeling down, she quickly runs over to lick you and show her care in her own special way.
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But she was getting old; she became reluctant to move around, preferring to stay in one spot all day, and lost interest in both food and human company. Yet, whenever I visited and petted her, she would still show such joy. As I stroked her fluffy fur, I couldn't help but wonder how I would cope if I were to lose her... I never expected the end to come so soon. While I was on my way home, my family sent me a message telling me she had passed away. I felt her life shouldn't have been so short—she was only nine. I suspect my family often fed her things she couldn't properly digest, and as she aged, her body simply couldn't handle it anymore.
Hi everyone!great pleasure to introduce two amphibian superstars!
This is Flolo, a southern-type yellow pond turtle.He is a timid and shy boy—his name is a cute variation of my English name, Floro. He absolutely loves dried shrimp and enjoys staying close to people; he is a highly socialized little guy who is accustomed to living alongside humans.
This is Aquinas, a small green-headed yellow pond turtle. She is a spirited female who loves swimming happily in the water; her name was inspired by *Adelina in the Water*.She is very independent and has never been willing to get close to anyone.
The first one I raised was Fuoluo. At the time, I was actually a bit afraid of turtles—I had a fear of small creatures that lacked fur. He was curled up inside his shell, but when he sensed someone picking him up to take a closer look, he poked his head out; I screamed in fright, yet I didn't dare let go, so I just kept screaming while carefully placing him back in his box. Afterward, I kept him in isolation before preparing to introduce him to the water, and before long, we had both adapted to each other. Later, I tried feeding him; within six months, he was happily crawling all over me without a care in the world and willingly accepting food from my hand.
In 2023, I felt Floro was lonely, so I got him a companion. At the same time, I bought them a bigger tank with temperature control, shade, and a basking platform. Initially, I was worried he would bully Aquinas, so I bought an acrylic isolation box and carefully observed him. He readily accepted the girl's arrival, and they became inseparable, like best friends.
Two amazing feline twins
This is Da Mao, meaning "big cat." He's a Siamese cat, very plump and fluffy. He looks a bit goofy, but he's also incredibly greedy, often waking people up in the middle of the night to satisfy his appetite. Despite all this, he's still very lovable.
This is Three Seven, a Chinese domestic cat. A calm hunter, it seems smarter than many adult cats, but it's also very affectionate and greedy. It loves warm places and often lies on a powered-on computer case to keep warm.
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This is the last photo I took of her—captured just the day before she passed away. Afterward, her body went rigid; I wept uncontrollably and was completely devastated—I simply couldn't bring myself to be indifferent. On the night she died, I saw a dark silhouette right where I had taken that final photo; it was tiny—exactly like Lucky. I don't want to write any more,it breaks my heart.
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