Bunnicula
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Welcome to Bunnicula's Castle!
We are glad that you have joined us. Bunnicula is the title character in a series of children's mystery books by James Howe. In Bunnicula and the subsequent books, Chester the household cat suspects the little black and white bunny that has come to live with him to be a vampire (it's the lifeless, juiceless, fang-marked veggies about the house that are his first clue).
Our home became the castle to mysterious bunnies almost 5 years ago when Gingivere came to live her. She immediately proclaimed herself Queen of the Warren and boss of the 2 full-sized humans and 10 cats that already lived here.
After a year of torturing the felines, it was determined that she should have a lapine friend to love. So, we brought home Stewart, and for the 2 short years of his life (he battled pasteurella all along) he was the love of his bunny lady.
Before he crossed the Rainbow Bridge, Emmaline entered the household...and there were many binkies and kisses shared. But after Stewart's death, Gingivere became depressed and agitated to the point that she grew aggressive towards Emmaline. 2 emergency vet trips and many attempts at a reunion later, the girls were forced to live separately.
Loneliness set in for Emmaline then, and after a few short months she met her soul-mate, Pipkin.
They are now the best of friends who sneak bunny kisses to Gingivere through the bars of her cage.
We are glad that you have entered our domain and taken the time to visit us here at our Bunnicula's Castle Blog. It is our hope that you will visit often, and many of you will become special friends. Over time we promise to post photos of the humans and 10 feline slaves.
Hoppy trails!
Bunnicula (aka Mary Ellen), Gingivere, Emmaline, & Pipkin
P.S. Sorry the photos are so large. We couldn't get photobucket to resize. :X
We are glad that you have joined us. Bunnicula is the title character in a series of children's mystery books by James Howe. In Bunnicula and the subsequent books, Chester the household cat suspects the little black and white bunny that has come to live with him to be a vampire (it's the lifeless, juiceless, fang-marked veggies about the house that are his first clue).
Our home became the castle to mysterious bunnies almost 5 years ago when Gingivere came to live her. She immediately proclaimed herself Queen of the Warren and boss of the 2 full-sized humans and 10 cats that already lived here.
After a year of torturing the felines, it was determined that she should have a lapine friend to love. So, we brought home Stewart, and for the 2 short years of his life (he battled pasteurella all along) he was the love of his bunny lady.
Before he crossed the Rainbow Bridge, Emmaline entered the household...and there were many binkies and kisses shared. But after Stewart's death, Gingivere became depressed and agitated to the point that she grew aggressive towards Emmaline. 2 emergency vet trips and many attempts at a reunion later, the girls were forced to live separately.
Loneliness set in for Emmaline then, and after a few short months she met her soul-mate, Pipkin.
They are now the best of friends who sneak bunny kisses to Gingivere through the bars of her cage.
We are glad that you have entered our domain and taken the time to visit us here at our Bunnicula's Castle Blog. It is our hope that you will visit often, and many of you will become special friends. Over time we promise to post photos of the humans and 10 feline slaves.
Hoppy trails!
Bunnicula (aka Mary Ellen), Gingivere, Emmaline, & Pipkin
P.S. Sorry the photos are so large. We couldn't get photobucket to resize. :X