Once she is recovered and knows her way around a bit better she will be able to come and go as she pleases but for now, Anya will nighttime sleep with her door closed for safety and will be secured when the humans leave the house.
The WDA is very impressed with little Anya's ability to investigate and explore. She seems much less shaky than that first night and we suspect has some vision remaining. And there are already signs that as she adjusts she will have the personality to hold her ground even with the big boys (tonight she hip checked Benson out of her way and I am not sure it was entirely an accident).
Her tummy is not yet ready for WDA treats but dinner tonight was the first meal that our new girl ate without coaxing. It is still the bland diet but we did not have to syringe feed. The meds are working and her stress is dissipating. Tomorrow Anya meets our beloved Dr. Julia.
The WDA is quite impressed with Anya's first days and are confident she will be a perfect fit as she heals and adapts...and she thinks the WDA is the perfect fit for a forever home (plus she is pretty darned fond of Steve).