Wrenna’s story comes with a quiet resilience. Petite and with a black-and-white tuxedo coat, she arrived after being left behind when her previous owners moved out. Right now, she’s decompressing—unsure with new things, but she’s not hiding. Wrenna allows gentle pets, takes comfort in canned food and treats, and has begun testing the waters by nudging a few toys around. She’d do best with a patient adopter who lets her come out of her shell on her own terms, offering the steady affection she missed before. Wrenna has already endured a lot, including oral surgery to repair mouth ulcers caused by neglect. She’s healing, but her adopter needs to watch for any return of mouth issues and be prepared to continue supporting her health long-term. With a steady, loving home, she’s ready to leave those hard times far behind and blossom into a content, confident companion. Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and lets get started.