Recent content by Drache

Hi all, I'm the gal who recently adopted the wonky-toothed lionhead mix to Peg(Tinysmom). I'm very happy to report that the situation turned out wonderful and Molly, who was renamed as I understand it, is in a great new home. Ironically, the very next day at work (I work at PetSmart) a lady...

This is the conversation I just had with my fiance: Me: "Hey sweety, I just found a new home for Molly!" Him: "Which one is that? The one with the black hair or the brown hair?" Me: "Brown hair." Him: "Oh. Sweet. Do we still have to get her spayed?" Me: "Of course. We'll do that next...

Oh, and the vet told me that her teeth were last clipped on 1/12/06

Well her name was/is Molly. And she does respond to it. But maybe she is just responding to my voice. I'm not sure. I'm not used to bunny language just yet. I will make her spay appointment tomorrow morning. :)

peg, whatever you choose to do, I'm sure it will work out fine. Here are some pictures of her. This is after I had to hack off some of her hair because of all the matts. She had a lot more of the long hair on the top. I trimmed most of the fur off around her private parts because it was...

Fabulous! I will make an appointment for her spay tomorrow, and we can start working out a transport schedule. I just got let out of class (ew, college) so if you want to give me a call, that's great. Kathy (local bun rescue president) had told me to just have her put down. HAH...

Has anyone told you that you are an angel? I was so worried that I would have to put this bun down. As far as freeranging vs. caging, I will let you decide. You know your rabbits better than I ever will, and you obviously know what you are doing, so I have no buisness telling you what will be...

:shock: I am amazed. I already have the money to get this bun spayed, and since I am being helped by the local rabbit rescue, I must have it spayed before I adopt it out anyways. The former owner donated the 50$ for the spay. So that is covered. She will be spayed before adoption. If...

Thank you very much for your response. I have noticed that the removal is more common in the UK. I have a rabbit-loving friend who has something like five bunnies who have all had the treatment, and she lives in the UK. The vet I found in my area who will do the procedure is already on...

Hello all. I am the founder of a small animal rescue in the Houston, Texas area. I have never had rabbits at my rescue before, so I am learning as I go. I am working with the president of the local rabbit rescue to help get all of these animals neutered and into foster or permanent homes...