❄️🩵xXx🩵❄️'s Wishlist

This is ❄️🩵xXx🩵❄️'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
	Antler - White-Tailed Deer The Antler from a White-Tailed Deer for your wolf. Note:
	Antler Drapery [Elk] Regalia created from your pack's most impressive elk hunts. Note:
	Antler Flower Crown Beautiful crown made out of antlers, colorful feather and flowers. Perfect for the leader or other important wolf. Note:
	Antlers of the Old and Wise Did I just get lost in a forest? Note:
	Antlers with Paint (growing/shedding) Caribou-like antlers with decorative deer paint. Growing/shedding and availible for ALL growth stages. Note:
	Arctic Tundra Where the creeks flow in the hard ground, where the grass is scarce, where the mountains grow instead of trees... it's hard for wolves to find good shelter here. Note:
	Arizona White Oak Sapling A new tree is born, thanks to a buried acorn. Note:
	Arnica Flower Decor These arnica flowers are bringing out your wolves' eyes. Note:
	Arnica Meadow Massive flowerbed of arnica covers the green hills during summer. Note:
	Ash Meadows A beautiful desert oasis located in Nevada, right next to the famous Death Valley. Plentiful streams and wetlands provide enough water for wildlife to thrive, and for a wolf pack to survive even in the harshest desert. Note:
	Autumn Crown Adorned with the antlers of a stag and the skull of a raccoon, this leafy crown commemorates the golden days of autumn. Note:
	Auyuittuq National Park Also known as the land that never melts, this area is rich in fjords, rocky slopes, and ice fields. The mountain range has the oddest shape, as if ancient beings tried to build cities on the range's very peaks. Note:
	Azalea Flower Decor These vibrant pink azalea flowers are super eye-catching. Note:
	Azure-Hooded Jay A social Jay from Central America. It dwells in humid forests. Note:
	B. Hamorii Companion Brachypelma hamorii or Mexican Red Knee Tarantula. A fuzzy friend to help keep pesky bugs away. Note: