Dawnlark Plains Don't let friends get lonely. Keep disturbing them

Catori beamed; of course she was entirely biased and she felt like there was simply no answer other than of course they are. Instead she ate a bit of humble pie and said a quick "Thank you," instead. She could purely only think of her children as perfect even in these sweet infantile stages. She hadn't gotten tired of their constant need to eat or to be cleaned. She was happy. "Oh! That's really kind of you." Catori didn't think the pack would let her starve after all but it still was something she appreciated when someone outside her immediate family brought meals to her. That meant they cared, right? "Um. If...you wanna try chucking it in." She chuckled at the idea, carefully lifting @Kasatka to bring her closer towards her chest so that she didn't have a chance of getting hit. 

Well. Less of a chance of getting hit. 

Hopefully she couldn't get hit? She could catch a hare. 

"So what's going on in the outside world?" The new mother asked, curious what was happening outside the tiny walls of her whelping den. It was all fine and well that the kids were her primary source of entertainment but then she had no clue what was happening past her little hovel of the pack beyond what she was told.