Chi ends up lost when walking with her family.

Chi is found by a young boy and his mother.

Mr. and Mrs. Yamada try to give Chi a bath.

Chi wants to go home, but is distracted by a number of new experiences.

Settling into her new home, Chi struggles to understand where the toilet is.

After Chi mistakes his bag for a toilet, Mr. Yamada sets out to buy a litter box for her.

The newspaper Chi was playing on is replaced with a litter box.

Chi believes she understands why people say a certain word to her a lot.

Chi remembers her mother and tries to go out and find her.

Asleep after a long day, Chi has dreams and nightmares about her past.

The Yamada family believes they've found a new owner for Chi, but Chi isn't so sure.

The Yamada family decides to keep Chi as they can't give her to anyone.

Yohei is told to clear up some bouncy balls, but Chi knocks them down.

Mr. Yamada worries that Chi doesn't have any toys.

Chi has a bundle of new toys, but doesn't know what to do with them.

Mr. Yamada is trying to work. Chi has other ideas.

After Mrs. Yamada frightens her, Chi dashes out of the apartment.

Chi discovers the world outside the apartment.

While Yohei searches for her outside, Chi has fun discovering the local park.

The park becomes lonely and scary at night.

It's time for Chi's health checkup, but how to smuggle her out?

The landlady nearly spots Chi, but Yohei's quick thinking saves the day.

Chi's first medical check-up is a traumatic experience.

Chi is afraid that Mr. Yamada wants to take her for another check-up, and won't come near him.

Chi wants to scratch something. Unfortunately, her objects of choice are very expensive.