dootsmom
Well-Known Member
I came home late, last night, and found two cagedoors open in the basement. I had brought all the outdoor buns inbecause of the high temps & humidity. Evie & Snowy are housedin the top 2 tiers, of a four tier cage that is 6 feet high & 3feet square. Evie was fine, but Snowy was sitting in a very oddposition and didn't come to greet me & lick my face.
I realized that her back was broken. I fed her (pellets, oatmeal,papaya, carrots, and hay) and cleaned the cage...the usual stuff. I hadhoped that when I brought her to the Vet, this morning, that ananti-inflammatory would help her and that, with time, she would be hernormal silly self. She was such a silly rabbit!! My Vet checked herover and there was nothing that could be done for her. Snowy was 7years old.
This is her, in her hutch, when she came here last year:
This is her, inside for the winter, glaring at me from her "cubby". Shehad been an outdoor rabbit, all her life, and preferred to be outside.
Being that the door to Noodles cage was also open (top tier of anotherunit), we think that someone came in an opened the doors. The basementdoor was unlocked.
Snowy was a little shy with strangers. My Vet said that something hadto have frightened her very much for this to have had happened. Shewasn't afraid of the cats, so it wasn't them. Fortunately, the other 8rabbits, in the basement, are okay. The basement door will be keptlocked from now on. I am perplexed...I wish they could talk.
Snowy will be buried, next to Lumpy, in a little while.
She will be missed, very much, especially by my girlfriend who was in love with her.
We will see each other again, at the Rainbow Bridge. I can see herhopping towards me with a mouthful of grass. She was such a sillyrabbit.
I realized that her back was broken. I fed her (pellets, oatmeal,papaya, carrots, and hay) and cleaned the cage...the usual stuff. I hadhoped that when I brought her to the Vet, this morning, that ananti-inflammatory would help her and that, with time, she would be hernormal silly self. She was such a silly rabbit!! My Vet checked herover and there was nothing that could be done for her. Snowy was 7years old.
This is her, in her hutch, when she came here last year:
This is her, inside for the winter, glaring at me from her "cubby". Shehad been an outdoor rabbit, all her life, and preferred to be outside.
Being that the door to Noodles cage was also open (top tier of anotherunit), we think that someone came in an opened the doors. The basementdoor was unlocked.
Snowy was a little shy with strangers. My Vet said that something hadto have frightened her very much for this to have had happened. Shewasn't afraid of the cats, so it wasn't them. Fortunately, the other 8rabbits, in the basement, are okay. The basement door will be keptlocked from now on. I am perplexed...I wish they could talk.
Snowy will be buried, next to Lumpy, in a little while.
She will be missed, very much, especially by my girlfriend who was in love with her.
We will see each other again, at the Rainbow Bridge. I can see herhopping towards me with a mouthful of grass. She was such a sillyrabbit.