BlueFrog
Well-Known Member
Hi all,
As part of the Chicago Ridge rescue effort, I received these two neutered New Zealand Whites to transport to a rescue located several hours' drive away. Unfortunately, the person who was supposed to pick them up didn't show, and is no longer responding to my emails. I need to get them out ASAP if I am to have any chance to keep Casper, the third "cemetary bunny," who has made me his lovebunny slave. There's a chance one of the no-kill shelters I've been working with can take them in next week, but if I can get them adopted privately, I think that would be best for all concerned.
Because they were found as strays in a cemetary (!), we don't know much about their history. Both are happy to run up to the front of the cage to beg for food and have not once offered to bite. One is easy to pick up. The other - is not. Both appear to be in good health, and certainly have healthy appetities.! They were not litterbox trained when they arrived, but it seems like today the lightbulb went on in their bunny brains so I don't think it will be long.
They were happily living together even before neutering, which was performed last Saturday.
As part of the Chicago Ridge rescue effort, I received these two neutered New Zealand Whites to transport to a rescue located several hours' drive away. Unfortunately, the person who was supposed to pick them up didn't show, and is no longer responding to my emails. I need to get them out ASAP if I am to have any chance to keep Casper, the third "cemetary bunny," who has made me his lovebunny slave. There's a chance one of the no-kill shelters I've been working with can take them in next week, but if I can get them adopted privately, I think that would be best for all concerned.
Because they were found as strays in a cemetary (!), we don't know much about their history. Both are happy to run up to the front of the cage to beg for food and have not once offered to bite. One is easy to pick up. The other - is not. Both appear to be in good health, and certainly have healthy appetities.! They were not litterbox trained when they arrived, but it seems like today the lightbulb went on in their bunny brains so I don't think it will be long.
They were happily living together even before neutering, which was performed last Saturday.