Milly and Sweetpea - school rabbits.

school rabbits Milly is the orange dwarf lop. Sweetpea is the orange and brown Mini lop

When we got there i was very upset to see that they didnt have any water in their two water bottles. And they didnt have food. So we toppped both the water bottles upbut as i didnt know where the food was i went around and picked up handfuls of grass. I've got to buy a new water bottle cos it will barely fit on the mesh of the cage, which means that mm and i spent half an hour trying to get this water bottle on the cage :roll:.

They have obviousily been digging in the corner of their run so i put a brick over it. The run bottom needs to be repaired as the meshing on the floor need to be redone. It obvs. hasnt been moved since two or maybe three weeks ago, when i was last there, The poo has mount up a fair bit. So i cleaned out most as i could.




their hutch/run



sweetpea



milly



they love each other lots - sweetpea cleaning Millys head :lol:



both together

have got some more but photobucket is being rather slow so will post them later

Edi - this is not my schools rabbits. Cos im in secondary. This is my primary school rabbits

Just me that like them then :lol:

one of them looks like peanut

there lovely!

Theyre gorgeous Very pretty bunnies. I did look earlier but felt sad for them the way you said they had no water/food etc Isnt their anyone 'in charge' of their care?? At least your getting them a new bottle etc, you ought to take them home xXx

well the thing is i know the children love them but an adult should be in charge ideally. They are lovely - have actually fallen in love with them :lol: :lol:

Im gonna try and ask if they can vome home for the holidays at my house.


I want to make the school more aware of their basic needs though.

I would ask to take them for the holidays, then say that you think they are better at your house, they get more attention etc.

Who gives them fresh food/water etc everyday?
Jack x

well there is a volunteer mother who is supposed to come in on weekends and holidays. And then the children and member of staff look aftre them during term time.

They are gorgeous buns

j'adore them im just onna pretend they're mine and have a sigg with them in :lol: :lol:

but shhhh :lol:

Perhaps you could print off information from the Rabbit Welfare site to give to the school. There should always be fresh water and hay available and clean accomodation, that's a basic need.

Good to know you are keeping an eye on them. Poor little ones.

Do you know anyone with apple trees? You could get tem to cut a few small branches off for them. They love strippng the bark off and eating the leaves.

Rabswood