It tells the story of a series of warm and challenging daily stories that Bai Xue experienced after opening a pet shop called "Warm Paws" in a corner of the city with a passion for animals.
In the early days of opening, Bai Xue had to deal with various emergencies caused by naughty pets - such as being scratched while grooming a stressed Ragdoll cat, receiving a call from a customer in the middle of the night to deal with a dog's gastrointestinal discomfort, and learning how to balance operating costs and love for animals. And when she was in a hurry, Wang Bin, a veterinarian who lived next door, became her most reliable "backup." Wang Bin not only often brings professional equipment to the store to help deal with pets' minor illnesses and pains, but also uses his rational and gentle way to enlighten Bai Xue when she is frustrated by customers' misunderstandings.
From building a temporary nest for a stray orange cat, to organizing a special "birthday party" for an elderly golden retriever; from resolving conflicts in neighbors caused by pet noise, to witnessing the deep cross-species friendship between customers and pets... In the process of dealing with these furry lives and all kinds of customers, Bai Xue gradually understood the weight of the word "responsibility." And between her and Wang Bin, a tacit understanding gradually developed from the initial mutual help between neighbors. The two worked together to guard this small shop full of love and warmth, and also guarded the stories behind each furry child.
There are no thrilling plots in the book, but the most touching healing power is hidden in the trivial daily life of feeding, bathing, diagnosis and treatment, and companionship, allowing readers to feel the tenderness and beauty of life when it encounters between the lines.
