The Duchess
Wise Old Thumper
I had a call last week from a vet practice in Feltham. They had taken on a very young bunny when it was taken in to be put to sleep. The little bunny (a girl), had been suffering from Floppy Rabbit Syndrome and was paralised. A very lovely vet nurse took her home and syringe fed her. After a couple of days she got the use of her hind legs back and another 24 hours on she got her front legs back.
She's now back like any other youngster but the vet nurse needed somewhere for her to go to get the home she deserves. So she's here. We loved her immediately and find her to be so incredibly delightful. Her temperament is amazing and is totally happy in human company.
Meeting her made me read up on Floppy Rabbit Syndrome and have found the whole experience to be very interesting.
She's beautiful so I thought I'd share a photo with you.
Meet Mouse (or Dora Mouse)
Loads of photos taken already and loads more to come.............but for Facebookers more here https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.334323403278060.75958.224203434290058&type=1
She's now back like any other youngster but the vet nurse needed somewhere for her to go to get the home she deserves. So she's here. We loved her immediately and find her to be so incredibly delightful. Her temperament is amazing and is totally happy in human company.
Meeting her made me read up on Floppy Rabbit Syndrome and have found the whole experience to be very interesting.
She's beautiful so I thought I'd share a photo with you.
Meet Mouse (or Dora Mouse)
Loads of photos taken already and loads more to come.............but for Facebookers more here https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.334323403278060.75958.224203434290058&type=1
