bunnies galore

[BunnyLovers]

well, it's that time again. We are now fostering15 rabbits rescued from various scenarios--mostly ahead of the grimreaper at the local shelters. Placed an add in the Tracy, CApaper this morning. So far, I've had one call with a personwanting to replace his 7 year old's rabbaits who died in the heat wavelast July here--114 degrees. Told him NO! These arehouse rabbits and they are our babies, so we want them to go to a good,loving forever home and we are not looking to just dump them--that'swhy the add says to call for an interview. We do need toplace some desperately, as we are totally out of room and have had toturn some away--don't even want to think about their fate, but we areover the limit we can afford to fosterand are out of room. Ifanyone wants a bunny and can pass thru the interview, we have all typesand sizes--from Sealpoint Dwarf to a White New Zealand--all have beenneutered and are to varying degrees, litter box trained.

 

[jordiwes]

Refresh my memory: where are you located?

 

[BunnyLovers]

refresh -- 2nd line down in theoriginal posting,we are in Tracy, California--60 miles east of SanFrancisco, 60 miles south of Sacramento--right in the middle of the"Big Valley" if you are old enough to remember the TV show.

 

[Haley]

Youre so great for taking all these bunnies in and making sure they find loving homes.

Hopefully someone in your area will see this

 

[BunnyLovers]

we like bunnies a lot, so we are, in a way beingselfish--they are a lot of fun. One, Ted, who is a big woolymammoth looking lop sleeps more than our dogs and when he is out heplays fetch. How anyone could abandon such a sweet, lovingbunny is beyond our understanding. Have had a few phone callsand one face to face interview, but told all "no". We wantour bunnies going to a loving and responsible owner--not trying to justrid ourselves of them. Thanks for your good wishes.