I think we will have to end this thread as it stands, it's a little too close to violating our fundraising rules, but we can havea thread that focuses onthe bunnies she's trying to find homes for and keep everybody updated on that situation.
Major kudos to Amy and Rosie and the others for doing so much to help this person. :kiss:
Unfortunately Judy is in the same boat as many rescuers (and hoarders) who have beendevoting their whole lives to stray bunnies --the hardships are taking their toll. Butthey feel they can't get out from underwithout compromising their little charges. Theyreally shouldbe commended for their efforts.
Judging by some of her ads, Judy in effect wants to 'sell' her operation (for no money), lock stock and barrel. But she'snot yet at the critical stage where she is being forced to close her sanctuary due to the loss of her home, she's putting it out there as a possibility.
When she is in the position where the bunnies mustmove and a deadline is in place,I do believe action will be taken by other rescues.Keep in mind operations like Nevada rescue where1000+ bunnies were taken from a woman in a similar situation in Nevada have been very successful.
I'd like to see efforts continue re: finding them homes, including exploring options re: another sanctuary situation -- somebody who is willing to take all the rabbits and let them live out their lives on their property, which was the outcome for a number of the Nevada rabbits. (In that casethey actually ran out of rabbits. A number of people prepared their land only to find the rabbits all had homes already).
Wheninformation on the adoptable bunniesis available, it can beposted with an update.
Keep up the good work, butthis thread is now closed.
sas
