R.I.P My little girl

[budgirl9]

On Friday November 29th I had to put my sweet little Autumn down. she had a stroke. she was a 3 year old Holland Lop and the sweetest bunny I have ever had. I will miss her very much.

 

[wee_bunny]

I'm very sorry for your loss :-(

 

[jemm]

It's never easy, I am sorry for your loss

 

[Azerane]

I'm very sorry for your loss. Binky free Autumn

 

[Aubrisita]

I am so very sorry for your loss.

 

[Ilovemyrabbit]

I'm so sorry for your loss of your beautiful girl. It always hurts to lose a beloved pet. RIP little sweetie, binky free!

 

[Tauntz]

I'm so sorry for your loss of your sweet little Autumn. I hope the pain of her loss will begin to ease & that perhaps when the time is right for you, you will be able to love & give a wonderful home to another bunny. Autumn will always hold a special place in your heart but those who love animals tend to have big hearts with room for more.

 

[Nancy McClelland]

We're so sorry for your loss. It's never an easy thing to have to say goodbye but it's a necessity sometimes and you did the right thing even though it probably doesn't feel like it. Rest in peace little girl, you are loved and missed.

 

[pani]

I'm so sorry to hear about Autumn. :{

Looks like she was a lovely girl, and I'm sure you were able to give her the best possible life she had here with us.

 

[Imbrium]

She was absolutely precious! I'm so sorry that you didn't get nearly enough time together (not that any amount could truly be "enough")... but I'm sure you gave her a wonderful life while you could. Losing a beloved pet is always brutal.

I put together my first breeding pair of sugar gliders last spring and thought I was prepared for the potential heartbreak of being a breeder - I was well aware that gliders often reject and/or cannibalize their first (or even second) joey or pair of joeys, so when Tabby got pregnant with her and Lemmy's first joey, I braced myself for the distinct possibility that Tiger (their joey) wouldn't make it. Unfortunately, I wasn't even remotely prepared for the tragedy we ended up facing - Tabitha, with a joey 4 weeks IP (in pouch - gliders are marsupials; pregnant for 16 days followed by 9 weeks of having their joey(s) in their pouch), very suddenly fell deathly ill and passed away about two minutes before we pulled up to the emergency vet around 1 am on her 9 month birthday. Her joey was still alive and the e-vet staff were desperate to come up with a way to save it (the on-call exotics vet was still a few minutes away), but I had to tell them not to bother as I knew there was no way Tiger was far enough along to survive without mom, even with expert medical care.

We found out from her necropsy that she died of a liver infection, but still have no clue how that would've happened. It took me three months before I finally felt ready to dig through pedigrees and find Lemmy a new wifey.

Binky free, Autumn!... perhaps you'll get to meet my little Tabitha on the other side of the bridge. :rainbow:

 

[Tauntz]

Hi, Imbrium!
Its so good to see you posting again! I've appreciated all your wonderful bunny advice/help when I first joined with my Jersey wooly girls, Faith & Hope. I'm so sorry you lost your sugar glider, Tabitha & her joey. Hope things are going better for you & your gliders & bunnies. :welcome2

 

[lovelops]

I'm so sorry to hear that... my heart goes out to you...