Cheese 🧀 𓆏's Wishlist

This is Cheese 🧀 𓆏'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
	Great Tit When fed to your breeding male, the next breeding's litter will be entirely female. Note:
	Instant Pup Delivery Use this on your chosen pregnant wolf to bypass the four-rollover gestation cooldown. Your chosen wolf must be nested. Note:
	Mutie on Demand: Piebald Biewer This applicator will apply the Piebald: Biewer pattern to your chosen wolf. This is a secondary mutation that has a small chance of naturally passing. Note:
	Mutie on Demand: Piebald Torn This applicator will apply the Piebald: Torn pattern to your chosen wolf. This is a secondary mutation that has a small chance of naturally passing. Note:
	Mutie on Demand: Piebald Uneven This applicator will apply the Piebald: Uneven pattern to your chosen wolf. This is a secondary mutation that has a small chance of naturally passing. Note:
	Recipe: Base Applicator [Badger] Learn the recipe to be able to craft the Base Applicator [Badger]! Note:
	Recipe: Base Applicator [Caribou] Learn the recipe to be able to craft the Base Applicator [Caribou]! Note:
	Short-Tailed Albatross Once hunted close to extinction for their feathers, these seabirds are making a comeback. Note:
	Solar Eclipse Shark The biggest shark in the world, in its lunar form, brings the light of the solar eclipse with it. It does not seem to need water to thrive, gently swaying in the air and breathing in the lunar essence. Note:
	Strawberry Cakepop It's heart-shaped but does it taste like cake or a lollipop? Note:
	Wolf Blood Applying this item to the female wolf before breeding will give a small chance for a puppy in her next litter to develop a recessive mutation. Note:
	Wolf Meat Female wolves that consume Wolf Meat before their next breeding have a higher chance that a puppy in their litter will develop a random spontaneous mutation. Note:
	Wolf Scrotum Any wolf that consumes this item prior to breeding has a higher chance that a puppy in their litter will be born with the same mutation that they have. Note: