Hello chéri! I have a Spritzee and Appletun back home. They don't like to battle, so I often leave them with my father when I need to be away from home for a while. I heard about the adoptions going on, and was wondering if you have any Pokémon that might feel at home with my two docile Pokémon? Size doesn't matter, as long as they don't mind affection from me and my other Pokémon.
Diantha! It's always a pleasure to hear from Kalos, it's such a beautiful region. I actually attended a univeristy in Lumoise a few years ago, it brings back so many memories.
But I'm getting off topic, I've got a few ideas for you...
Audino are known to be very emotional creatures, but their life in the wild can be a bit… unnerving to say the least. Audino are known to attack the feelers of fellow Audino if they aren’t feeling correctly or vividly enough. Trixy’s feelers were torn in such a way, and we’ve given her the equivalent of prosthetic feelers in order to help her fit in. She’s a kind old soul, and can become very anxious when placed in stressful environments. However she adores cuddles and love from anyone she meets, plus! She’s quite a good cook! She loves helping our cooks in the kitchen by making little poffins of her own.
2. Alexander the Liligant
Apparently there is a common misconception that there is no male Liligant population? It’s quite strange, but I suppose its due to their more feminine appearance. Nether the less, Alex is a wonderful caretaker, and he frequently visits the day care near our shelter to help take care of all the baby Pokemon. Of course, he will need lots of sunlight, and a great amount of care. People often adopt Liligant thinking that they'll be easy to take care of, when in reality, they require lots of sunlight and a temperate climate in order to prevent wilting. He can be quite a diva at times, and might go about stealing some of your wardrobe. (I know many a employee who's lost their scarves this way.)
This poor little lady was born and raised in a breeding mill. She was bred young, and she has seen many of her kits taken from her throughout her life. It's been about a year since her rescue, however, her motherly instinct has never left her. She rushes to the aide of any crying little or lonely baby. But it hurts to watch, because she can't keep them, they will be adopted at some point. I think if she finds a permanent home she'll begin to settle down, but because of her breeding she won't be able to evolve, ruining her appeal to most looking to adopt. All she really wants is someone to look after, someone who will stay.
If you have any questions be sure to ask!
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