Stoat

A small brown and white stoat (solid white during winter season). Though feral, she's sentient and will talk to (and tease) any manner of creature that catches her interest.

Very much a predator despite her size. A full grown stoat (such as Nasrin) isn't much larger than a large rat, and a bit smaller than a small rabbit. Regardless, she can capture prey much larger than herself (up to the size of a large feral rabbit ).

By speed Nasrin is on average slower than the hares, mice and squirrels she chases. She doesn't have much for offense aside from two rows of sharp little fangs, and a set of claws.

Her primary strength over her quarry is her mustelidae-based determination and stamina. Unlike most predatory creatures, a stoat simply will not give up. Days, weeks; she'll follow the same poor rabbit for miles until they eventually collapse from exhaustion.

Also unique to weasels is the use of. . . dancing. Consisting of a series of hops, flips and side-steps; the 'weasel-war-dance' is highly effective in distracting, luring, and 'hypnotizing' prey.

Prey: Nasrin's diet will typically consist of small birds, rabbits, squirrels, mice, rats and the like.

Though she might fight a fox, she's not going to eat them. Same with a wolf/dog or a large cat. Anthros and humans are also off the menu, and seen more as a potential threat. That said, an anthro version of a typical prey species for her, might gain her curiosity and prompt her to drool over them.