Great Pet Store; For all your furrygirl needs (closed)

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The Great Pet Store of New York was not what it was, only a few short years ago. A small and unappealing structure when it was first build, back in 2010, it had been ment as a family pet store, where men and their wives could take their little children to purchase puppies or kittens or little goldfish in plastic bags. The cages where small, simple, and somewhat dull, and all in all it diden't attract that much attention from anybody, except those who where specifically looking for it.

Of course, that was before The Beast Flu.

The Beast Flu, like most pandemics, had started out in the filthy, ill-organized backwaters of the world; India and China, to be percise. The death toll was small, the victeams unimportant... and hence, nothing was done. However, the Flu quickly started spreading around the globe, a literal beast on the rampage. However, scientists noticed a rather unique trait to the desise; that it only seemed to target woman. After a more careful analyses, they came up with a conclusion; apperently, humanity had fought with this infection sometime in the past, and that the code for producing antibodies was located on the y chromosone. Whole cities, provinces, even small nations where strip-mined of their woman, the Beast Flu having nearly a 100% fatality rate. For a time, all seemed lost.

As a last, desprite measure, the men had taken what few uninfected females they could find and surgaically removed their overies; those precious eggs safe so long as they diden't become human. By the time the project began, woman had dropped to less then one percent of what they had been before. Noticing that animals diden't seem to be infected by the Beast Flu, animal DNA from any and every source was spliced in, and placed in specially crafted womb-vats. For nine months, desiese wipping out all but a few dozen woman, the world watched, and waited.

Finnaly, the came out; the first of what would be many generations of furries. Some had fur, others wings and feathers, some scales... but all where female. As they grew up, they proved to be immune to the ravanges of the desiese... though certainly at a cost to their humanity. These included the very obvious ones (they've become half animal, half human after all), but also various minor rejective problems before and just after birth, causing a level of brain damage that reduced their average IQ to 12 or 14 points bellow a similery educated human. Also, due to a differing brain structure, they had a certain animalistic inablity to function on a scientifically abstract plain of thought, reducing them to rather simple creatures, who diden't have a hope of surviving in the rugged compotition of the modern world. So, a system was set up in which these creatures are trained in their native envorments, learning the skills nessicery to be domestic servents, companions, and such for humans, who would then purchase them as pets.

That was when the Great Pet Shop took on its current form. Now, it toured as a seven story complex, close to a dozen layers deep, is glittering sigh lighting up the dim day. The sidewalk in front was clean, the people about where well-bahaved, and the buidling was washed to the point where, if their had been any sun, the grey would have glinted like sharp steel.

This was the building Canas Elden was looking over that day, a cold, slightly foggy November morning on the streets of New York City. At 21, he wasen't dark or particularly handsom, but he was tall, a good 6' 3", with seriously cropped hair, wirey build, and grey eyes that looked as though they where peering straght through you. He'd dressed himself up in the proper attire for this weather, a light blue spring jacket, dark blue running pants, and a set of grey sneakers. He stood, slightly nerviously, before the doors, his United Masculine Government dollers held tightly in his wallet. Today, he was going in to select his first pet, one he had saved up for, scrounging every cent he could. Bracing himself, he stepped through the doors and into the lobby. There wasen't much there; a few blue chairs, some signs advertising the newest breakthroughs in Draco-gene technology, and a desk, where a uniformed boy sat, typing a few notes into his computer as he waved Canas to the desk.


"Welcome to Great Pet Store," he said, his eyes drifting up and giving a smile only a reception employee could ever pull off , "I'll see you get your collar. Any idea of what sort of pet you're looking for?" He rummeged under the desk, reaching down and staining a bit before coming up with a thick, rough leather collar, emblazed with the circle and arrow of the UMG and fitted with more then a few small electronic devices.

Canas stood their, focusing his will, pressing down the excitiment and trying to look old hat at this. "I haven't given it much tought, anything you recommend?" These guys always had something to say, even if it was just what their managers told them.

Surprisingly, the boy went over and tapped in a few more commands to his computer. "Um, we've just gotten a few new additions over in the forest sector. If you'd like to browse, you can just go through that door to your left," he pointed at the door with, what else, a picture of a tree on it. "If you don't find anything there, though, just come back. We have plenty more choices"

Somewhat confused, Canas pressed his way through the door, opening up to what appered to be a genunine indoor forest. The trees, the undergrowth, the scent... it was all so lifelike. Certainly, Male technology was an amazing thing. He wandered won the pictreque path, taking in the sights; a heafty bear-girl lumbering across the ground with her thick shaggy fur, a sparrow girl with smooth feathers nesting in the tree, a cute little bunnygirl peaking out from behind the tree. So many choices, he oggled as he walked, so many choices...
 
Jaelle was ill at ease as she saw a man walking through the 'forest'. Giving that the woman had lived here all of her life she had no idea that this was not a forest but rather a large room that had been made to simulate a forest. She felt her fur raise as she watched the man, he was big, she was only about 5'4 not including the extra height of her antlers. She had long hair, brown, just darker than the fur that covered her shapely body, that fell to the small of her back. Big brown eyes watched every move he made and hoped that she would not be spotted.

Not that it would be hard, she was standing behind a tree that did not quite hide all of her. She had seen men before, they came and picked her friends and they never came back. They were gone just like that.

She did not know where they went.

Just that they were gone.

Hardly any of them chose to wear clothes, it was not something that made much sense. She did know that when they were learning with the other men they had on simple white dresses. The forest however, there was no need for that here. Jaelle craned her neck to watch as he looked at her friends. She found herself looking around, trying to see who was hiding and who was out. Some of the females wanted to leave, she did not understand why.

This place was nice.

Comfortable.

And then she felt eyes on her, she looked back to make eye contact with the man, suddenly she wished she had something to cover herself with.
 
He was in wonder, almost as much by the scenery as the various pets around him, masterful works of gene-tech and grooming. His eye set down on a racoon girl, her tail big and bushy as she scurried through the shadows, almost afraid. Honestly, he diden't blame her; most of these girls had spent their entire lives in their natural habitat, or as close to it as was left, and now where in something that, while an amazing replica, might not have quite the same vibe to their little brains. To the sound of a babbling brook, he leaned down and gave a chipmunk girl and good pat on the head, watching her shiver under the pressure, chittering, but did little more. He was looking for something a bit more... unique. Dog girl, catgirls, rodentgirls, foxgirls, you say those on the street every day. He wanted his pet to be special, gentle and smooth and delicate, one who would be content to sit on his lap and not be overburdend with energy.

"Maybe they just keep the popular ones on the path," he mused to himself, seeing the end of the trail leading to the Jungle section in the distance. "Maybe I should go deeper," the woods around him where rustling now, the girls alive with the knowledge that their better was among them. His face scrunched in almost sadness as he saw an aging owlgirl, looking forlornly from the treetops. She diden't have a hope, such a obscure species. The best she could hope for was a simple death. Still, he marched on, back straght and eyes forward seeking his prey.

Then, he saw it. The slight glint of light caught his eye, running of the smooth surface of her antlers. His eyes focused in on the general direction of the light, the cool scent of the trees mixed with a softer, floral smell. Then, he spotted her... and wondered what she was doing here. She was gazelle, no doupt about it; the color of her fur, the shape of her face, and the way her anters grew out tesitified to that. Still, she should have been placed out in the Savvana room... not here. Even so... their was something about that delicate beuty that entrapped him, as he walked up gently to her, his hand moving closer before he ran it down the side of her face. "Don't worry, I won't hurt you," the hand he held the collar in twitched, almost as if moving of its own accord. "You're really something, you know that? I'm not really sure," his hand started petting her, like the animal she was, down the back of her head and neck as he drew closer, staring into those big, soft, brown eyes. Although it seemed stupid, his mind jumped to its decision, or was it his heart? "How would you like to come home with me? You'd like that, woulden't you girl?"
 
Jaelle stared at the man as he spoke to her. She understood him and knew that he was asking her a question but really wasn't sure how to answer it. His hand on her fur felt quite gentle and perhaps this was why the other women wanted to go out of the forest with the men that came. Instinctively she moved her face into the gentle touch and even closed her eyes for a moment as his hand ran down her neck. Her eyes were open once more as he asked her another question. She blinked at him.

It was clear that while she was not entirely sure what he wanted from her that she was not running away. Already she missed the soft touch and searched for his hand again bringing it up to her face again.

She would not mind going with him at all.

"Home?" She asked not sure what he meant by going home with him. This was her home. The brown eyed gazelle woman looked at him with a curious but slightly unsure of him. She would definitely not be as easy to coax out as a dog or a cat. Those were domestic creatures prone to being much easier to train. Jaelle was more skittish, though she had been quite brave so far.

She looked at the collar in his hand. Most men that came into the area had this collar with them. What was it for? She gently moved her head a little hoping that the man would rub her ears. She was gentle and very calm considering and while she was definitely young she was not as energetic as some of the others.

Carefully she reached out to touch him.

"I go with you?" She asked as her soft furry hand touched his cheek.
 
She was so... what was the best word to describe it... simple. But, it was a good thing; weren't pets supposed to be this way, desiring little more then love, attention, contact? She looked so, relaxed as he touched her, feeling the muscles of her body go limp, leaning ever so slightly into him. "Hmmm," he hummed softly, feeling the gentle coat break over his fingers, enveloping them. So far, she seemed exactly what he was looking for.

"Home, my home," he spoke softly, like one would to a lost puppy, trying to keep her calm, his fingers dancing about her neck. "I take care of you, ok?" Everything else, at that moment, seemed a little less there... his attention focusing in on the primative innocence before him. His eyes looked in, fading from a peirce to almost the texture of the rolling sea; calming, but strong. Still, their was a little tension in her legs, visable... a bodily instinct to run from the strange, perhaps. Although, to be fair, she was strange as well; as a speciality pet, she might of had to wait years to be purchased... if she ever was at all. Besides, anybody looking specifically for a Gazelle would never find her, misplaced as she was. So, perhaps... he was her only chance.

"You go with me," he reached up, gently scratching the spot at the base of her ears, the collor agenst the side of her head. Her own hand was almost silkey, though perhaps a little dry... but he cared not. "You are beutiful. I want you. Follow me." Lingering about her ear for just a moment more, he took her hand in his, waiting for a sign that she understood, before slowly walking her along the path... all the way back to the door. Honestly, he wasen't sure if she'd ever been near the door before... come to think of it, did she even know she was in a room?
 
Home.

There was that word again. She stared at man the man as his fingers and hand massaged her fur. It was a wonderful feeling that sent shivers up her spine. She really did understand that he was going to take her away from this place, and maybe on some level she did. She wasn't really aware that they were heading to the door. She was almost too lost in the feel of her hand in his and the feeling of being led.

It was gentle and warm.

The gazelle allowed him to guide her, part of her was excited to see where they were going and what was to become of her and the other part was apprehensive.

Surely he wouldn't hurt her.

Jaelle watched as he opened the door and found herself peeking around prematurely to try and see what what going on. She was surprised that there was not more jungle. She didn't know what to think about the sterile environment that she was invited into. She continued to allow herself to be led as they walked up to the desk. Unwittingly she put the man whose hand she held between her and the man at the counter.
 
He could feel the slight shiver in her hand as he lead her along, clinging close to his side. She felt frightened, but how could he blame her? How many men could she have interacted with in her life? Two, three tops, and even they would have been teachers, teaching large numbers of furrygirls just like her. Now, he was taking her away from her home, into a land she diden't even knew existed; would she be able to handle it? She must be; hundreds if not thousands of her kind where bought daily, and had to adjust in the same way. Of course, not all of them had to live in New York, especially the non-domestic sort like her. He'd have to take extra special care of her.

"Hey there," he rubbed his thumb over the back of her hand, as he opened the door with his hips. "Don't be scared, I'm going to keep you ok, understand?" He spoke soft, soothingly. He felt her tighten as he entered the lobby once again, both their feet making soft clicking noises on the tile bellow.

"Excuse me sir," he stood before the desk again, reaching into his pocket and pulling out the wallet, flipping the bills out. "I'd like to purchase this gazelle here."

The boy looked up from his screen, then over at the girl. "Good choice, if a bit uncommon." He nodded in approval... perhaps a bit of envey in his eyes. As a clerk, he probebly diden't get a large enough salary to buy one of his own. "She looks young and healthy, although I don't see her as too much of the public sort, espeically as a prey animal" he stated as he took the coller from around his wrist, scanning it and typing in a few things. "Althogh she woulden' die giving you a son, if you felt that way. Do you want insurance in case a carinvore girl gets at her?" He asked in a completly bussinesslike manner, though, perhaps again, a bit envious.

Canas stood their, a bit shocked. He diden't realize how much animal was in these girls, that they'd even hunt eachother. "No," He gave her hand a tight squeeze, looking back as if to tell her all would be well. "I'm cabable of taking care of her. Just the standard package."

"Alright then," the cleck counted up the bills, slidding the extra back to Canas's side of the counter. "Now I just need you to give her a name, so we can register her to you. Anything in particular you like?"

He paused for a moment, looking back at his pet, meekly hiding behind him even as another man walked out of the Arctic room, a lithe white snow wolfgirl at his side, who seemed to eye her hungerly. A quick, serious glance from him, though, quickly had her eyes turned elsewhere. "Just put down what you've been calling her," he told the clerk; with the stress she'd be going though, she diden't need a new name to top it off.

"Her name's Jaelle," the clerk spoke the name a bit wistfully, typing it into the keyboard and the desktop microforge printing out a little silver-colored metal tag with her name, his, and his adress on it. Clipping it onto the coller, he handed it back to Canas, giving a smile that only somebody in the service industry could give. "Thank you for shopping at The Great Pet Store. I'm sure you two will have fun." He beckoned to the man and his snow wolf as Canas led his little gazelle away, over to the great glass door where the streets where clearly visable.

"Jaelle," he said the name, getting used to it. "That's a pretty name, for a pretty girl." He let his hand off of hers, placing both about the coller so he could manuver it over her neck, clicking the thing into place. "There, now you can come to my home," he took her hand in his again, his other holding her around the back, giving her a soft kiss on her downy face. The fur there felt funny at first... but enjoyable. He'd made the right choice, he was sure of it.

And with that, held to him, he lead her out into the concreate world, the hustle and bustle and fog. At least, today, it was alot calmer then it could have been. Still, the cars wooshed by only a few feet away, men and furrygirls wandered the streets in large numbers, and there where almost no trees. Still, he kept her as close to him as he could, pulling at her hand and pressing from her back and sides, hoping she could hold out until he got her home. For now, at least, he'd have to have enough courage for the both of them.
 
Jaelle really didn't understand everything that was going on as he talked to this person behind the desk but she saw the way he was looking at her and she instinctively tried to move behind Canas even more. She found that she was much more interested in the way the world looked away from her 'forest'. It seemed cold and lacking life. She heard a door open and looked over to see a wolf girl. She had to admit that her instincts told her to put as much space between her and that creature as was humanly possible but she fought that urge and stayed close to the man that was taking her home.

She looked away from the canine and spotted the glass doors. She stared at the street that was visible and was amazed.

It looked much more lively out there.

She looked up when she heard her name and suddenly the man was placing the collar about her neck and she felt him kissing her. She was surprised at this display of affection, she had closed her eyes and the tiniest of smiles had slipped across her lips. She felt him pulling her close and found them making their way towards the doors. The world was so busy. She was frightened and the way she clung to him spoke volumes. She cuddled close him him and tried to get careful with her horns.

She didn't know how much longer they would be out life this, but it was scary. She started to take in what she was saying. There were many men, but there were many animals as well. Briefly she wondered what kind of a forest or jungle this was.

"Home?" She asked.
 
Thankfully, the streets weren't too busy today... though with this weather, he wasen't about to blame anybody. Still, busy a city as it was, the sidewalks where still rather full... old men, young boys, even a rare human woman. Among them, there where furrygirls too... although, most of them where dogirls out for their daily walk. That was one of the big reasons he diden't want to have a dogirl; they had too much extra energy to burn off, and while loving... where too physical about it. He was looking for something softer... a furrygirl that was actually feminine. Thankfully, he had been luck enough to find Jaelle... it would be nice to take her home. Granted, he diden't have much of one, but it was large enough for two.

He heard her soft voice as they crossed the street, the red light scatting in the wet air. "Going home," he let his hand run over her back, feeling the light mosture catching itself in her fur. "Its ok, I've got you," he responded to her fear, trying to catch sight of his apartment building in the distance. Normally, he would have been able to see it by now, but in this fog, it might be a minute or so more. "Oh, sorry sir," he felt is leg tap agenst an elder gentlement, before they both moved on. Common civility was a must, weather or not.

Finnaly, after a few more minutes of walking and his own cloths wet as a light rain had started to fall, he took her into the lobby of his apartment building, through a glass revolving door. The lobby was fairly well furnished; wooden trim, nice clean tiles, plesent lighting, but it wasen't obulent. The doorman, a good natured if a bit chubby, gave them a polite smile as he came in. "Canas," his voice, while a bit high for a man his size, was plesent and constanly jolly. "I see you've gotten yourself a pet. Atta boy. What'd you name her?"

"Her name is Jaelle," he held out his hand to the doorman, as if to tell her he was freindly. "Jaelle, this is an nice man, ok? He won't hurt you." He felt her shivering agenst him... she must be cold. Both of them had a thin layer of water... perhaps it would be good to get that dried off. "I'll just be heading up now, ok?" Taking Jaelle back in, he lead her up the stairs... not wanting to risk the elevator as of yet. Eventually, they reached his room, five doors to the right on the sixth floor, before he pulled out his keys, hearing the lock click and pulling the door open. "This home," he told her softly, allowing her to look inside before he forced her in.

The apartment was nice... if a bit drab. You could see the bathroom off the the right, the living room just forward, and hallway to the bedroom in the back. The living room had a large, comfy loveseat, a televison, a table, a shelf holding books and games, along with a small potted plant. You could see the bathroom, as the door was open, and the great shower. Still, he liked to keep most of his stuff in back... so this woulden't be a problem. Slowly, he lead her inside, making sure to take things one step at a time, the warmer air flowing over their bodies. Still, they where both damp... this might be a nice time to get her cleaned off.

"Alright girl," He lead her over to the couch and sat her down, running a hand over her cheek as he spoke. "I'm going to go get something to clean you off with. You just relax, ok?" He backed away slowly, his eyes on her, before he slipped into the bathroom, grabbing a nice, soft white towel, and comming back out quickly, but slow enough so that he diden't startle her. Walking over, he leaned in next to her, taking the towel and softly running it over her belly, the legs, then brests, all the while looking up at her, and feeling his own cloths start to stick. "That's a good girl," he eased as he ran over her. "What do you eat," he spoke half to himself... he'd need to know if he was going to keep her.
 
Jaelle shivered as the wet started to stick to her, she was very used to the controlled environment that the pet store offered her. That is not to say that she was not intrigued by all that she saw. She wondered why they had never let her out to see anything like this before. She soon found herself guided into another building and while the man inside seemed very nice, and Canas seemed to get along with him, Jaelle was in no place to be comfortable enough to do anything other than try to hide behind her new owner.

Not that she really understood all of that either.

It wasn't long before they were headed up and finally into a door and into a room. It was not like her forest in any way, other than the fact that it was dry and the temperature was warm. She let herself walk in slowly, silently glad that no one was trying to force her.

She continued to look around and found herself in a warm towel, being dried off by Canas. The feel of the fluffy towel on her fur made her shiver a little. He was not being overly touchy with her but still the touches were not something that she was used to.

She was aware of his question and while she was not sure that he was asking her she spoke up. "Greens..." She responded. "Salad?" She asked not sure if that was the word that she had heard the other humans saying back when she had gone through her training.
 
Slowly, he pulled himself off the ground, although he still bent down so he could look his little pet in the eye. She was still so new to this world... he diden't want to appear too intimidating. She'd need help adjusting herself, and that would be his job. "Salad," he repeated softly, nodding slightly. "Alright. I feed you salad. Stay," he held up a hand as he went over the kitchen, digging down into the crisper and pulling out a a bag of lettace. Granted, it wasen't the best varity, but it would make due for now. Setting it down on the counter, he reached over for a pen and scribling down on his grocery list, right under milk and bread, the words Spinich and Leeks. Granted, he'd be doing some experimenting... or maybe he could take her out to the store with him, once she became better adjusted. Slowly, he dumped about half the bag onto a plate picking it up and walking back to the living room, setting it down on her lap, making sure to keep her in his sight the whole time.

"Eat," he requested, standing there. He had so much to learn, the best way to do it was probebly going to be by watching. How she ate, how she drank, weather or not she was, ehem, toilet trained. What he did now was going to be up to what she did. "Do you have questions for me?" he spoke sollemly as he waited for her to begin eating. That, to be sure, was the best he could offer right now; answers.
 
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