All these buns are really really cute!
Iam so happy that this story turned out to have happy ending.
Iam so happy that this story turned out to have happy ending.
Leaf wrote:Ouch!!The little blind girl and the lionhead mix got into a huge fight this morning. They both are physically ok but both extremely testy right now. The blind one bit a nice chunk out of my finger when I seperated them.
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Is this the lionhead mix she had chosen as a friend? That is such a shame .
:shock: That's all I got.I have been told - I kid you not - that when it arrived, the staff thought it was a matted Shih Tzu. And that it has abnormally long ears that look like they contain bendy wires. Two people I know have seen her, and the best description I've gotten is that she "looks like a gremlin gone bad." I see her tomorrow. Can hardly wait.
Leaf, how is everybody doing now? Any updates? And would you like another blind bunny? A blind, blue-eyed white doe that I'm told is the most outrageous looking rabbit ever just turned up at Chicago Ridge.
I have been told - I kid you not - that when it arrived, the staff thought it was a matted Shih Tzu. And that it has abnormally long ears that look like they contain bendy wires. Two people I know have seen her, and the best description I've gotten is that she "looks like a gremlin gone bad." I see her tomorrow. Can hardly wait.
BlueFrog wrote:Leaf, how is everybody doing now? Any updates? And would you like another blind bunny? A blind, blue-eyed white doe that I'm told is the most outrageous looking rabbit ever just turned up at Chicago Ridge.I have been told - I kid you not - that when it arrived, the staff thought it was a matted Shih Tzu. And that it has abnormally long ears that look like they contain bendy wires. Two people I know have seen her, and the best description I've gotten is that she "looks like a gremlin gone bad." I see her tomorrow. Can hardly wait.
:whatThat poor baby! Yes, you send her to me!
:bigtears: That poor poor bunny.... I hate people sometimes....I have seen the blue-eyed white.
Wow.
Imagine an Angora turned loose in the woods. Imagine that coat so matted that the ears have become plastered down like a lop's. So matted, in fact, that the rabbit was easy to catch because she could no longer walk. It wasn't until she was shaved that the shelter realized she was a rabbit and not, in fact, a small dog as they initially believed.
The end result of the shaving job is.... interesting, to say the least.
Her ears look like a sculptor with talent but relying on a verbal description made them.
Plaster on an expression that would make the cover bunny for "Disapproving Rabbits" proud.
That's this rabbit.
Stories like this one make me cry, too. :tears2: Humanity shows its ugliest colors, I think, when it mistreats animals and young children--the true innocents of this world.:bigtears: That poor poor bunny.... I hate people sometimes....
I can really relate to this....just incredibly horrible. We got a call one day from the local shelter. They had just had an owner surrender of a male fuzzy lop. This poor boy was so matted that he could not walk. We rushed him to our vet, who had to put him under anesthesia to shave him. His mats were so bad that his skin was torn apart and she had to glue it back together. Little Billy is fine today. In fact, I am fostering him. He is the sweetest rabbit I have ever encountered. He is the cuddle king and follows me around like a little puppy dog. I'm happy to say that this sweet boy is going to his forever home on Monday.Imagine an Angora turned loose in the woods. Imagine that coat so matted that the ears have become plastered down like a lop's. So matted, in fact, that the rabbit was easy to catch because she could no longer walk. It wasn't until she was shaved that the shelter realized she was a rabbit and not, in fact, a small dog as they initially believed.
Where do you get your bunnies fixed. I cant find a vet to spay my new little girl. I live in IL but willing do drive a hour if I have to . Thanks
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