TreasuredFriend
Well-Known Member
Nancy, like you, all our buns have been rescues, captures or abandoned rabbits (that we sp/eutered), or adopteds from shelters.
Some can from families that no longer wanted 'em and contacted us. I volunteered at the shelter for numerous years and saw all kinds of things occur. And when my friend took me to an old-technology farm where rabbits were given as bday gifts to children, the wooden hutches and environment made me gasp. The old-tech farmer had no clue about gendering the rabbits and his priority was not on the animals/pets kept on his property.
It was reported that numerous dutch rabbits from a breeder were being abandoned in a nearby wooded area. With the predators that lurk, they likely didn't survive.
Our Flemish came from a lady that couldn't keep the two she got as babies or youngsters, Her home situation included a cat or two, a large dog, 2-3 kids, and her mother needing to move into her apartment or home.
I tell our furry companions how lucky each of them are to have our dedication and TLC.
Some can from families that no longer wanted 'em and contacted us. I volunteered at the shelter for numerous years and saw all kinds of things occur. And when my friend took me to an old-technology farm where rabbits were given as bday gifts to children, the wooden hutches and environment made me gasp. The old-tech farmer had no clue about gendering the rabbits and his priority was not on the animals/pets kept on his property.
It was reported that numerous dutch rabbits from a breeder were being abandoned in a nearby wooded area. With the predators that lurk, they likely didn't survive.
Our Flemish came from a lady that couldn't keep the two she got as babies or youngsters, Her home situation included a cat or two, a large dog, 2-3 kids, and her mother needing to move into her apartment or home.
I tell our furry companions how lucky each of them are to have our dedication and TLC.