RampantRabbits
Mama Doe
What do you think?
Its a last resort, i dont think i can get the bunny out of there unless i promise her a home with me and i dont have the money for the enevitable vet bills to get her back to being a healthy, happy bun.
Rosie (I think thats her name) the lop used to live next door, she had a 3ft hutch and had free range of the garden during the day, untill the little girl got bored of cleaning her out.
Rosie went to live with the girls gran and now spends all of her time in her hutch. The little girl once joked "shes so fat, she cant even get through the hole to her bed!" :shock::shock: Im led to believe shes fed lots of veg, no hay and is confined to her hutch to keep the cats away.
I feel i need to help her, it upsets me to think that she'll never eat grass or binky aroung the garden again, or know the company of other buns.
If i get poor Rosie out, she will need vaccinations, speying (if she hasnt already got cancer) and ive a feeling she may need a dental and thats just the start, i havent seen her for a couple of years but i know shes still alive.
You might think why now, after all this time? But ive only had buns 2 years and have only discovered how to properly care for them since discovering RU.
Ive been wondering if i can try and raise some funds to help cover the initial vet bills? Once shes over being speyed (if she can be speyed) and has got over any important treatments/procedures i can sort the other costs out. If this was a bun who I knew was healthy other than the poor care and environment then i wouldnt think twice, but i have my own pair to consider.
I just cant get her out of my head at the moment.
What do you think about fundraisers?
Its a last resort, i dont think i can get the bunny out of there unless i promise her a home with me and i dont have the money for the enevitable vet bills to get her back to being a healthy, happy bun.
Rosie (I think thats her name) the lop used to live next door, she had a 3ft hutch and had free range of the garden during the day, untill the little girl got bored of cleaning her out.
Rosie went to live with the girls gran and now spends all of her time in her hutch. The little girl once joked "shes so fat, she cant even get through the hole to her bed!" :shock::shock: Im led to believe shes fed lots of veg, no hay and is confined to her hutch to keep the cats away.
I feel i need to help her, it upsets me to think that she'll never eat grass or binky aroung the garden again, or know the company of other buns.
If i get poor Rosie out, she will need vaccinations, speying (if she hasnt already got cancer) and ive a feeling she may need a dental and thats just the start, i havent seen her for a couple of years but i know shes still alive.
You might think why now, after all this time? But ive only had buns 2 years and have only discovered how to properly care for them since discovering RU.
Ive been wondering if i can try and raise some funds to help cover the initial vet bills? Once shes over being speyed (if she can be speyed) and has got over any important treatments/procedures i can sort the other costs out. If this was a bun who I knew was healthy other than the poor care and environment then i wouldnt think twice, but i have my own pair to consider.
I just cant get her out of my head at the moment.
What do you think about fundraisers?
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