Buneary wound

This little Buneary is shy, sweet, and very innocent. Being young, she hasn't yet developed the confidence or agility of an adult Buneary. She's naturally curious (which is why she ended up exploring on her own and falling into the trap), but also very skittish and sensitive. Affectionate and dependent: Once she trusts someone, she becomes very attached and seeks protection. She loves to be held and gently stroked (especially her ear pom-poms). Skittish: Any loud noise or sudden movement makes her hide behind her ears or curl up into a ball. Right now she is especially fearful and trembling from the pain and fright of the trap. Tender and emotional: She cries easily when she feels pain or fear, but she also has a very pure heart. If someone helps her gently, she will show immense gratitude with pleading looks and small gestures of affection (like rubbing her head against the hand of the one who rescues her). Playful under normal conditions: When she is not hurt, she likes to jump, do somersaults with her ears and explore the forest, but always near an adult or someone she trusts.

This Buneary is a young, baby version (probably still in its breeding stage), much smaller and rounder than an adult Buneary. Its body is compact and fluffy, with a head that's large in proportion to the rest of its body, giving it that ultra-cute appearance typical of baby Pokémon. Coloration: Its main coat is a soft, warm chocolate brown. The ears are longer and droopier than usual, with a bright pink interior. The pom-poms at the tips of the ears are a very light, fluffy beige/cream, almost like cotton candy. The belly, the lower part of the legs, and the area around the mouth are a very soft, fluffy pale yellow. Wounds: It has several visible scratches and red cuts: One on the forehead and near the right eye. Small cuts on the cheeks and ears. Marks on his arms and chest, where it can be seen that he struggled with the trap. These wounds are not extremely serious, but they are enough to make her look vulnerable and in pain. Facial expression: Her enormous, bright eyes (with white reflections that bring them to life) are filled with tears that stream down her cheeks. Her pupils are large and dilated with fear. Her small mouth is turned down in the shape of a ":c", showing sadness and pain. Her eyebrows are slightly furrowed.

Little bipedal rabbit