Little Guy

[ChocoClover]

My first rabbit, Otis, passed about a month and a week ago. He was such a sweet little guy. He loved to sit with me while I sat at my computer, or with my dad when he was at his. When I took him out on his harness, he would run run run. I was really hoping to get a companion for him, and was even looking at rabbits on the internet to find one, but he suddenly died. A week before, I was thinking about taking him to the vet because he was lethargic, and that was unusual for Otis. However, he perked up, and I didn't have the experience to know that he was probably still sick. After he died, I discovered that his feces were discolored. I wish I would have looked before, but again, I was not as experienced.

I loved every inch Otis so much. All his little quirks, his hyper running, and the way he jumped up for food. He was such a sweet rabbit. It's been a month, yet I still have trouble referring to him in the past tense.

Of course, I missed my bunny time and wanted more rabbits, which is how I ended up with my three current fluffies.

Rest in peace, little guy.

 

[Nancy McClelland]

So sorry for your loss. It just happens sometimes and they are soo good at hiding things form us.

 

[bunnyluvns]

I'm so sorry for the loss of your little Otis. He sounds like an awesome bun! Pets give us so much joy & it's so hard when we lose them. I really believe that you'll be reunited with him someday up in heaven.
Mary

 

[HEM]

We are sorry to hear about Otis
Hopefully all of the good times and memories will help you with your loss
Binky free Otis

 

[ChocoClover]

Yes, I still have melancholy moments, especially when I imagine what it would be like to still have him around. I always imagine him beside my other buns, running all over the place, and jumping up on his hutch wire. I miss him.

 

[pani]

ray:

Binky free, Otis.