Leaf
Well-Known Member
Havent been able to access the forum for a while so hopefully this post will go through :?
Early last week my neighbor asked to borrow some pellets for her husbands rabbits. I said sure and gave her some. Didnt think much about it.
Mid week she asked for more...
Ok.
Friday morningthey had a major accident. She's hurt but not horribly. He's stillin the hospital.
Last night she calls me and asks if I could come over to help.
Ok.
Well, I'm not thrilled. Without realizing it I've been feeding the rabbits he takes deer hunting with him. If you can imagine, they don't go along for a joy ride.
One rabbit is left; she's terrified of it because it grunts, lunges, bites and rolls in the dog house it's blocked into. Everything smells like urine - terrible.
She wants me to feed and water the rabbit. Says not to worry about cleaning the mess because hubby's friend will come over to take the rabbit with him.
Not Ok!
I offer to take the rabbit IF I can keep it because I'm not caring for a rabbit just to send it to it's fate.
Dirty mean rabbit - not coming in the house since it came from who-knows-where and I dont need to spread anything so I hutch it in an extra cage on the back porch.
Come home today, run some errands. Let the dogs out, feed the cats. Feed, water, excersize my rabbits.
Go to the back porch to check on the newest resident, have a mild heart attack.
It has blood on it, not a good sign!
Take a closer look, get lunged at - open the hutch, move some hay, check the water - grab water dish out and see a MAJOR problem.
Not A major problem.... but 4.
Turn around, look at the rabbit - LOOK where the blood is and recount the problem.
9. NINE. 9.
Oh happy day. :banghead
Early last week my neighbor asked to borrow some pellets for her husbands rabbits. I said sure and gave her some. Didnt think much about it.
Mid week she asked for more...
Ok.
Friday morningthey had a major accident. She's hurt but not horribly. He's stillin the hospital.
Last night she calls me and asks if I could come over to help.
Ok.
Well, I'm not thrilled. Without realizing it I've been feeding the rabbits he takes deer hunting with him. If you can imagine, they don't go along for a joy ride.
One rabbit is left; she's terrified of it because it grunts, lunges, bites and rolls in the dog house it's blocked into. Everything smells like urine - terrible.
She wants me to feed and water the rabbit. Says not to worry about cleaning the mess because hubby's friend will come over to take the rabbit with him.
Not Ok!
I offer to take the rabbit IF I can keep it because I'm not caring for a rabbit just to send it to it's fate.
Dirty mean rabbit - not coming in the house since it came from who-knows-where and I dont need to spread anything so I hutch it in an extra cage on the back porch.
Come home today, run some errands. Let the dogs out, feed the cats. Feed, water, excersize my rabbits.
Go to the back porch to check on the newest resident, have a mild heart attack.
It has blood on it, not a good sign!
Take a closer look, get lunged at - open the hutch, move some hay, check the water - grab water dish out and see a MAJOR problem.
Not A major problem.... but 4.
Turn around, look at the rabbit - LOOK where the blood is and recount the problem.
9. NINE. 9.
Oh happy day. :banghead