Inanna (Sumerian Goddess of feminine power and warriors)

My story

Inanna is definitely extra special. She came to us much smaller and much frailer than her 3 brothers. The first am with us she had a horrible hypoglycemic episode, her blood sugar crashed. She had these episodes twice daily, every am and every night. Once we would get her sugars back up she was fine, but she came very close to passing away too many times to count. The vets said that there was nothing they could do, no feeding tubes small enough for her. She spent the first week in an incubator and getting force feedings every 2 hours around the clock. Slowly but surely, she finally pulled through and is now thriving and so loving and spunky. She doesn't take any nonsense from her brothers that's for sure. She is extra loving with people and has never met a stranger. She is not shy with new faces at all.

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