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Phoenix Rising: From Heartache to Heroism novel Chapter 545

Violeta glanced at Zoren and said, "I'm certain these three pups carry Tuna's genes, so they should adapt well once they're released into the wild."

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When the veterinarian saw them exiting, he remarked, "You've had a look? If that's all, I'll arrange for their relocation."

Violeta asked, "Where are they going?"

The veterinarian replied, "They'll be sent to the mountains in the West. There are forest rangers there, so it's a safe area."

Violeta nodded. "Alright. I hope they grow up strong and healthy."

The veterinarian reassured her, "Don't worry. They're all well-fed and robust, so they won't be any smaller than the male wolf.

"Oh, and since you're here, would you like us to neuter Tuna today?" the veterinarian suggested.

Violeta looked down at Tuna, who stared up with a curious and innocent expression.

The veterinarian continued, "Neutering might extend Tuna's lifespan slightly, though it's your choice. I'm just making a recommendation."

Neutering can reduce the risk of reproductive diseases, potentially increasing lifespan.

With the pups born and Tuna getting older, Violeta had to consider whether to go ahead with the procedure.

However, she didn't want to decide for Tuna.

Instead, she decided to let Tuna make the choice. She created two paper balls—one red and one yellow. If Tuna chose the red one, it would be neutered; if Tuna picked the yellow, it wouldn't.

Placing the paper balls in front of Tuna, Violeta watched as Tuna sniffed and eventually selected the yellow one.

Violeta patted Tuna's head and said, "Alright, no neutering, then."

Zoren remarked, "That decision seems a bit hasty."

Violeta gave a faint smile. "It's Tuna's choice.

"And besides," she added, "if neutering were really that beneficial, maybe you should get it first."

Zoren looked down at himself and said, "Vio, you're quite something. My family depends on me to carry on our lineage!"

Back at the Whites, Irene invited, "Vio, why don't you stay for dinner tonight? Have Hayden join us too."

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