gelliebean
Well-Known Member
I have a couple of sentimental stuffies on my bed. The other night I noticed that Momo licks the stuffies. Because of this, I decided to leave the ones she liked in her area. Does this mean she's lonely?
I have chatted with my mom about getting another rabbit friend for her. She's not quite on board yet.. unfortunately I got Momo on a whim. She approached me as a baby feral and I ended up taking her to see if any of the rescues could take her in. None of them accepted her so I ended up keeping her for myself. I never planned to get a rabbit and that same night I did 6 hours of research. Long story short, if I ever wanted a rabbit I would of known that I needed two. I never really planned on having her but when none of the shelters would take her I didn't have the heart to just leave her outside again.
Seeing her lick my stuffed animals broke my heart a little bit. She's still a happy bun but I wondered if she needed a rabbit friend of her own to keep her company. I pay for all of her food and vet expenses myself, but with a rabbit and three dogs my mom isn't interested in bringing in another.
I have chatted with my mom about getting another rabbit friend for her. She's not quite on board yet.. unfortunately I got Momo on a whim. She approached me as a baby feral and I ended up taking her to see if any of the rescues could take her in. None of them accepted her so I ended up keeping her for myself. I never planned to get a rabbit and that same night I did 6 hours of research. Long story short, if I ever wanted a rabbit I would of known that I needed two. I never really planned on having her but when none of the shelters would take her I didn't have the heart to just leave her outside again.
Seeing her lick my stuffed animals broke my heart a little bit. She's still a happy bun but I wondered if she needed a rabbit friend of her own to keep her company. I pay for all of her food and vet expenses myself, but with a rabbit and three dogs my mom isn't interested in bringing in another.