The hesitant Joss did not want to come near the rescuer at first but eventually approached her reluctantly when she provided her some wet food which she placed in a wire trap to capture her. "She did not want to come with us and did not seem happy to be caught," Wirth said.

When Joss realized that the home she was relocated to came with delicious meals, she slowly opened up to her rescuers. Joss stayed in Wirth's home and was welcomed by her family. She was able to recuperate from her illnesses. Wirth suspected that this may be the first time Joss had a home. She was nervous at first but eventually recognized her new "home."