FudgeTort
Wise Old Thumper
A couple of days ago, I randomly saw a rabbit running around on the road outside my house. After a while, I managed to catch her and brought her back to my house, where I fed, watered her etc.
At the moment she is living in a small temporary cage indoors whilst I try and find her owners. She has also been to the vets to get checked out and is on baytril since she has a bit of a runny nose.
If I havent found her owners within the next week, Im seriously considering the possibility of adopting her full time. Ive never had rabbits before, only ever had reptiles really, but I know quite a bit about them as I worked with them when I voluntered at the rspca.
I have a big, secure garden that im more than happy enough to let her run around in every day, and I know how much of a big responsibility she is going to be, but I was wondering if it would be selfish to keep her on her own, for at least a while till I settle into the whole rabbit ownership thing, or if I should just try and rehome her with someone with other rabbits and more experience. Problem is, Ive become quite attatched to her now!
Sorry about the long post.
Laura.
At the moment she is living in a small temporary cage indoors whilst I try and find her owners. She has also been to the vets to get checked out and is on baytril since she has a bit of a runny nose.
If I havent found her owners within the next week, Im seriously considering the possibility of adopting her full time. Ive never had rabbits before, only ever had reptiles really, but I know quite a bit about them as I worked with them when I voluntered at the rspca.
I have a big, secure garden that im more than happy enough to let her run around in every day, and I know how much of a big responsibility she is going to be, but I was wondering if it would be selfish to keep her on her own, for at least a while till I settle into the whole rabbit ownership thing, or if I should just try and rehome her with someone with other rabbits and more experience. Problem is, Ive become quite attatched to her now!
Sorry about the long post.
Laura.