Haley
Well-Known Member
Iheard about this on bunderground. Thiswoman is leaving the country and if she cannot rehome her bunny or find someone to foster for 6 mos, she is going to release him into the wild. Bunny's name is Buckley and looks like a rex.
Can anyone in the area help?
PS. Someone already contacted her and told her releasing him is a death sentence.
Heres her post:
"As you all may know, I am leaving for the UK & Europe this Sunday to
follow my heritage trail, write, promote my book, give poetry
readings and do some soul searching. I regret to say that
my rabbit, Buckley (named after Jeff Buckley) will not fit in my
backpack and it is going to be extremely difficult to leave him.
He's been my roommate for 2 years and was purchased in Ohio just
after my grandfather's funeral. Our first day together was an hour
in the pet shop, another hour in a car, a very pricey fee added to
my flight back to New York, a 2-hour flight, another cab ride and
some time to hop around my apartment sniffing things. Then, the magic happened. Rabbits, when they consider you a part of their heard, will walk up to you, nibble your shoe a bit and rub their chin on your foot. This is the moment I was
inducted into his secret society and since then, we've been the best
of friends. Buckley needs a good home with someone who will love him and play with him. He is two years old, adwarf "Rex" breed (the smallest and softest) and truly a sweet animal. He also provides for a lot of interesting conversation from
cute boys or girls in the park I have explained to him why I need to go and I think he is sad right now. However, if I can either lend him to someone for six months or have him adopted, this will prevent his scheduled release into the wild of the Hamptons.
Yes, if I cannot find him a good home, my only option is to release him and I think if it comes to this, Jackson Pollock's house will be inspirational for Buckley and his freedom... although I don't really want to do this.
If anyone is interested or knows someone who can help, pm me for more info.
Can anyone in the area help?
PS. Someone already contacted her and told her releasing him is a death sentence.
Heres her post:
"As you all may know, I am leaving for the UK & Europe this Sunday to
follow my heritage trail, write, promote my book, give poetry
readings and do some soul searching. I regret to say that
my rabbit, Buckley (named after Jeff Buckley) will not fit in my
backpack and it is going to be extremely difficult to leave him.
He's been my roommate for 2 years and was purchased in Ohio just
after my grandfather's funeral. Our first day together was an hour
in the pet shop, another hour in a car, a very pricey fee added to
my flight back to New York, a 2-hour flight, another cab ride and
some time to hop around my apartment sniffing things. Then, the magic happened. Rabbits, when they consider you a part of their heard, will walk up to you, nibble your shoe a bit and rub their chin on your foot. This is the moment I was
inducted into his secret society and since then, we've been the best
of friends. Buckley needs a good home with someone who will love him and play with him. He is two years old, adwarf "Rex" breed (the smallest and softest) and truly a sweet animal. He also provides for a lot of interesting conversation from
cute boys or girls in the park I have explained to him why I need to go and I think he is sad right now. However, if I can either lend him to someone for six months or have him adopted, this will prevent his scheduled release into the wild of the Hamptons.
Yes, if I cannot find him a good home, my only option is to release him and I think if it comes to this, Jackson Pollock's house will be inspirational for Buckley and his freedom... although I don't really want to do this.
If anyone is interested or knows someone who can help, pm me for more info.