Sharon Carter (
from_the_outside) wrote2023-09-06 09:14 am
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[ Brooklyn ] a visit to the vet
Getting Bucky to agree to the chip had been like pulling teeth, but he'd eventually given in. Neutering had been a whole other conversation, and she's still not sure he's totally on board with the idea.
But agree to the chip he had, and an appointment had been made, and now she's waiting by the door of the apartment, checking the time as Bucky wrangles an unsuspecting Alpine. "Baby, do you need some help getting him in the carrier? We've got to get going."
Picking the vet had been a whole other adventure, but they'd finally settled on one nearby that had glowing reviews from multiple pet owners. Still, she thinks Bucky's more nervous about the whole idea than Alpine himself.
But agree to the chip he had, and an appointment had been made, and now she's waiting by the door of the apartment, checking the time as Bucky wrangles an unsuspecting Alpine. "Baby, do you need some help getting him in the carrier? We've got to get going."
Picking the vet had been a whole other adventure, but they'd finally settled on one nearby that had glowing reviews from multiple pet owners. Still, she thinks Bucky's more nervous about the whole idea than Alpine himself.
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No matter how much she's already lost her heart to this sleek newcomer. Is this how Bucky felt when he found Alpine, all those weeks ago? "I guess that pack is some supplies, right?"
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“We’ll introduce them carefully. It’ll work out, I’m sure of it.”
It better, as far as he’s concerned.
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He climbs their stairs to the front door and unlocks it, standing to the side so they can go in. In the carrier, Alpine meows loudly, demanding release.
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Sharon's laugh floats back out through the open door. "So far so good."
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Alpine comes prowling out, spots the dog, and freezes. “It’s okay, buddy,” Bucky murmurs. “This is a new friend.”
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The pit, startled, backs up and stumbles over his own paws as Sharon chuckles. "Looks like somebody's establishing the pecking order right off the bat."
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He sets his hand flat on the piano, offering.
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Sharon laughs and kneels next to the pit. "Can't get up there, can you?"
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He can’t help but smile as Sharon kneels next to the dog. “There should be some treats for him in the bag,” he offers, easing it off his shoulder and holding it out. “I’ll bring this guy to the kitchen and get him a few, too.”
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"Oof, buddy, inside voice," she laughs, and holds up the toy. "What, you want to play?"
He definitely does. He bites his teeth into the rope, sets his four paws, and pulls with all his might, whipping his head back and forth to dislodge the rope from her grip as Sharon's chuckle turns into a squeak of surprise, followed by a full-body laugh. "He's so strong!"
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Bucky laughs and walks in to perch on the arm of the couch so the little cat can see and he can watch the show. “Are you going to lose!”
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"Even you might have a tough time beating him, baby," she says, amused.
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Alpine crouches down on his shoulder, making a low 'rrr' sound. Bucky's not sure if it's a warning or just whatever passes for commentary from a cat, but decides to take it as a good sign.
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He looks around and spots the piano again. "Maybe there? Beside it?"
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