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Haha, wow, gypsy!! None of mine like water that much, unless there's food somehow involved!

Sums it up nicely! http://homepages.tcp.co.uk/~padlam/why.html

In my opinion, they're better than almost allother small pets with children (so long as an adult is the primarycaretaker with young children and teaches them to handle the ratsproperly). Especially if accustomed to being handled andwell-bred,rats almost never bite. They'reincredibly social and...

Well, they hate bathtime. But they'll happily half-submerge themselves in water to go pea-bobbing. :) I have big fat lazy boys, so they tend to marinate in pee once inawhile. Thus I do have to bathe them sometimes, despite theirprotests. :P

Close! ;D

What about using something like CareCredit to make vet bills more manageable?

Rowena wrote: I agree fully with everything you mention, Virginia.I'm curious as well.

dixonsrabbitry wrote: I hadn't even planned to go to the shelter today. It was afluke. I'm very thankful I was, though, for the bunnies' sake(shelter isn't terribly rabbit-savvy). The little rex mix guywas in bad shape. I'd really like it if those people surrendered the rest of theirrabbits...

I just wanted to beg everyone to read the"Cooling A Rabbit' thread and learn about the dangers of heat stroke totheir rabbits, what to do when it happens, and how to preventit. PLEASE look out for your rabbits and other animals! Today while I was at the shelterwe got a call from someonewhose...

My three rabbits are house rabbits. Iprefer having them inside as members of the family, and knowing theyare safe and secure. :) Plus, it's so fun having themaround. I wouldn't be able to spend as much time with them ifI kept them outside, and I'd worry too much. ;P

Actually it's more like having the whole last joint of the fingers removed.. through the bone. Why not try Soft Claws? They make them for cats and dogs, butthey can be used for rabbits, too. I've never tried them, butit seems they'd help and they are non toxic. Otherwise, thegirls just have to...

I think the problem here is lack ofinformation. We have no idea exactly what it was like, soreally, no sense jumping to conclusions or getting worked up about it.:) If anyone gets any more info, then we'll know what the dilly-yo was.

Thanks, Jen. I just feel rotten because I feel like I knew these rabbits, even if Ionly saw their pictures and read about them online. I wasaround when she got them quite some time ago, helped answer herquestions and guide her through bunny parenting.. and this is how itturned out. *sigh*

m.e. wrote: I agree.

I LuV MaH BuNs wrote: I really hope you are a vegetarian. :P There aren't enough "good homes" out there. A breeder cullingfor meat if she has to cull and cannot find suitable pet homesthemselveswith a spay/neuter contractis much, MUCHmore responsible than a breeder dumping their culls in...

Well, she'd called to see if they'd take themearlier, and they said they were full.. so when she posted she'd takenthem there, I asked about it of course. She said,"I called them again and the girl who I talked tosaid they would. I told her what was going on, so I don't know if shefelt sorry...

The rabbits were both taken to the shelter today. *sigh*

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Kricket wrote: "Humane Society," "SPCA," etc. are all general terms that are used byshelters.. they aren't affiliated with each other oranything. For example, the animal shelter near me is theHumane Society of Huron Valley, a small private shelter, but they arenot affiliated with the Michigan...

From my understanding, the two were happy livingtogether until recently when Oreo began to be aggressive towardKona. So I think she just wants people to not try to pairOreo up with another male. Thanks for considering, though, it's really very good of you!