Well I've been lurking around since I rejoined and just reading here and there. I used to be Blaze_Amita but since both have seriously passed on I rejoined under my rabbitry name.
Anyway, while I do have a Facebook rabbitry page the easiest way to show everyone is my Webs page. http://ayasorarabbitry.webs.com/index.htm
I have also done some rescue work.
Last rabbit, which is what has made me stop doing rescues. I've helped the shelter out with a lot of their rabbits that have come in(I work at a Vets office, I'm an in house trained tech) but one of the rescues that I had come in, I know who the breeder was, but they had sold out when this little doe was young and the lady was giving her away because they couldn't get her bred and she was seriously skittish. Was going to send her to the shelter(not the same one-wrong county) and she was skinny and sat like this:
so I took her into work after about two weeks of getting some weight on her trying to see if that would help first, and x-rayed her:
Lesson learned- broken back that had healed. And I ended that day putting her down. She was happy, sweet and loved attention but was breathing hard because of her chest and we hadn't hit the hottest part of the summer yet. I haven't even thought about doing rabbit rescue since then.
Anyway, while I do have a Facebook rabbitry page the easiest way to show everyone is my Webs page. http://ayasorarabbitry.webs.com/index.htm
I have also done some rescue work.
Last rabbit, which is what has made me stop doing rescues. I've helped the shelter out with a lot of their rabbits that have come in(I work at a Vets office, I'm an in house trained tech) but one of the rescues that I had come in, I know who the breeder was, but they had sold out when this little doe was young and the lady was giving her away because they couldn't get her bred and she was seriously skittish. Was going to send her to the shelter(not the same one-wrong county) and she was skinny and sat like this:
so I took her into work after about two weeks of getting some weight on her trying to see if that would help first, and x-rayed her:
Lesson learned- broken back that had healed. And I ended that day putting her down. She was happy, sweet and loved attention but was breathing hard because of her chest and we hadn't hit the hottest part of the summer yet. I haven't even thought about doing rabbit rescue since then.