Xandria was once a loved pet we do know that. We can tell at one point she appeared to have had a dental, she was spayed, highly socialized and recently cut nails. We don't know why someone would abandon her with her carrier, blanket, cans of food and additional belongings in a wooded area to fend for herself. We do know if we didn't take her in to foster, she would have had no idea how to survive outside. Xandria does well with most of the other animals (cat and dog) at the home, but does enjoy some personal space. An ideal home for Xandria would be with an older couple or someone with older children. While Xandria doesn't mind children, she also enjoys quiet to be able to relax.