blwinteler
Well-Known Member
My Groucho crossed the rainbow bridge to be with Bugsy and Buggs, his best buddies. I had promised I would adopt a bonded pair from a local rescue. So, I went to the rescue page and the bunnies that I noticed most had the same coloring as all three of my others. Only issue was that one has a genetic eye condition that requires drops twice daily. If you are at all familiar with my experience with Buggs, who passed 2.5 years ago, 3 years later than he was expected to live, you know I'm up to taking care of a medical bun. I let the shelter person know this and he GAVE me the pair instead of charging $100 each bun. He was happy they had a home who could handle them. I was also given an x-pen, critical care, treats, litter box, hay, baby gas drops, gravity water bowl, hidey box, and the eye meds Blitz needs. The rescue will cover the next checkup in 3 months and their next vaccinations and will help me with the cost of the eye meds.
Anyway, I have the buns in their pen in my bedroom. They are slowly adjusting. Blitz even did a dbf yesterday and she loves to stretch out. She's ok with some petting and will usually let me hold her for her meds. Frosty, her brother, is much more skittish but will come out of the hidey box for treats and will allow some petting. He likes nose scratches and HATES when I get near his hind quarters.
I do need some advice, but I'll post those questions in the appropriate place.
Anyway, I have the buns in their pen in my bedroom. They are slowly adjusting. Blitz even did a dbf yesterday and she loves to stretch out. She's ok with some petting and will usually let me hold her for her meds. Frosty, her brother, is much more skittish but will come out of the hidey box for treats and will allow some petting. He likes nose scratches and HATES when I get near his hind quarters.
I do need some advice, but I'll post those questions in the appropriate place.
