Cattywampus 🦌's Wishlist

This is Cattywampus 🦌's Wishlist - a list of all the items they desire! If you are feeling generous, you may wish to gift one or more of these items to this member!

Item
	"I Sit on Puppies" Sign What else could "pupsitter" possibly mean? Note:
	“Stop having kids!” (Fox) Thank you to those who volunteered their wolves! The cameos include: Scoria #126231, Eider #2458, Scrump #79018, and finchwhistle of #17757 as the model mother! Note:
	[Companion] American Blue Jay A cute little Blue Jay to greet your wolf every step of the way! Note:
	[USA] Illinois - Farmlands Let your wolves find quiet solitude among the endless fields. North America - USA theme set. Note:
	[USA] North Carolina - Blue Ridge Mountains The cove hardwood forest is one of the most diverse types of woodlands on this continent. North America - USA theme set. Note:
	[USA] Ohio - Hocking Hills These rock formations are formed by ocean deposits and water erosion. Wolves could find a safe place to hide within this Ash Cave complex. North America - USA theme set. Note:
	[USA] West Virginia - Beartown These unique rock formations provide a great tactical hiding spot for your pack. North America - USA theme set. Note:
	Abandoned Den A cave full of wolf bones. Note:
	Arctic Woolly Bear Moth A moth! Its life cycle can last many years before it drops the fluffy caterpillar stage for some wings! Note:
	Attached Antlers [Whitetail] An interesting growth for a wolf! Note:
	Blue Moon A blue moon isn't really blue - it's just a second full moon within one month! This item appears within Raccoon Wares every month that features two full moons in real life (this refers to the calendar blue moon event). Note:
	Bohemian Waxwing A colourful bird with waxy feather tips. Note:
	Brown Arctic A butterfly! It enjoys short summers; thus, climate change is not good news for this species. Note:
	Buck Supermoon The biggest full moon that occurs in July is called the Buck Supermoon. This was first released in July 2022. Note:
	Cardinal Companions These songbirds have found the perfect perch on your wolf's back. Note: