Djakarta
Well-Known Member
Yes, the 4 girls are still with me.
Keebler and Lorna Doone were spayed last week and will be ready for adoption soon.
Ditto will be staying with me. When her hip problem was discovered, I discussed the situation with my husband and we agreed to be her sanctuary home.
Rightas Ditto's surgery was being planned, Boston began to limp. Her x rays showed that she also had hip problem, although not as severely as Ditto.
At that point, all the bunnies went in for x rays, Thank heavens, all the rest were normal.
If Boston's hips worsen and she is deemed "unadoptable", we will become her sanctuary home as well.
I do love Cookie and Sparky. If things has been different and all the babies had been healthy, I would have wanted to be the one to adopt Cookie and Sparky.
It was very hard to let them go.
It's not that I don't love Ditto and Boston, because I do. But Cookie was very special. And Sparky was one rabbit in a million, a once in a lifetimekind of guy. Maybe I should go back to the beginning and try to explain.
Keebler and Lorna Doone were spayed last week and will be ready for adoption soon.
Ditto will be staying with me. When her hip problem was discovered, I discussed the situation with my husband and we agreed to be her sanctuary home.
Rightas Ditto's surgery was being planned, Boston began to limp. Her x rays showed that she also had hip problem, although not as severely as Ditto.
At that point, all the bunnies went in for x rays, Thank heavens, all the rest were normal.
If Boston's hips worsen and she is deemed "unadoptable", we will become her sanctuary home as well.
I do love Cookie and Sparky. If things has been different and all the babies had been healthy, I would have wanted to be the one to adopt Cookie and Sparky.
It was very hard to let them go.
It's not that I don't love Ditto and Boston, because I do. But Cookie was very special. And Sparky was one rabbit in a million, a once in a lifetimekind of guy. Maybe I should go back to the beginning and try to explain.