I've fallen in love...

Malo · Jun 20, 2005

I really would like to adopt another rabbitinstead of buying one for a pet store. My mom isn't exactly the most"understanding" person so sometimes it is hard to talk to her. I fellin love with this adorable little lop. 1.5 years old, female, ADORABLE.http://www.petfinder.org/pet.cgi?ac...de9-app2&display=&preview=1&row=0&tmpl=&stat=

And the price is decent! I mean, $25 adoption fee, $10 spay/neuterdeposit, so they will do it for us for only $10. I showed my mom thislittle beauty, and she said no. $35 is "too much".

BUT SHE IS SOCUTE. I will try to get the money somehow, I mean the price is betterthan the local SPCA.

Just thought I would rant a bit. -puts her picture up as desktop- Imgoing to make a little essay about the importance of spaying/neuteringyour rabbit and how Daisy is a good deal, and will make a great pet.

Wish me luck

naturestee · Jun 20, 2005

She's very cute. How much do pet storerabbits cost by you that $35 dollars is too much? Especiallyconsidering that it includes the spay? Mocha's spay costalmost $200!

Is your other bun neutered?

Malo · Jun 20, 2005

At the store I think the bunnies cost 15-20dollars maybe. Our male is not neutered, but I dont plan on keepingthem together if I get another anyways until I raise some money to gethim neutered. I know 35 dollars isn't to much, as a spay costs A LOT ofmoney. I am going to email the rescue and ask if the 10 dollars coversthem neutering the bun there.

naturestee · Jun 20, 2005

It might cover the full cost. The humane society I got my new boy from charges $25 which includes spay/neuter.

dootsmom · Jun 20, 2005

Malo...I'm sorry but, that deposit does notcover the cost of spay/neuter. It is a fee that will bereturned to you once YOU have it done by your Vet. They donot do it for you.
You have to "read the fine print". Charlotte