Hugo's There
Wise Old Thumper
There seems to be so much upset in the rescue world at the moment I thought it would be good to show that we can all still work together for the good of the animals
I know many don't rate the Rspca but if it wasn't for some of the inspectors doing an incredibly difficult job then so many more animals would suffer. Last weekend a number of rabbits and piggies were seized from horrific conditions. Most of the animals were in a disgusting state. Many were taken to Rspca walsall where they are doing an amazing job with them One of the rabbits was in a particularly bad way so Becky asked if we would be able to help her. Of course we said yes as we had already decided we would offer help if it was needed. This rabbit only has three legs, it is thought it hasn't been removed surgically but is possibly a birth defect. She was filthy and sore underneath. Her body is twisted from having to cope with the deformity,she can barely walk and she is emaciated
What Becky didn't mention straight away was that this bunny had become bonded to another during their removal and was completely reliant on her for support. So how could we say no to helping a second rabbit! This little girl had such horrendous incisors she couldn't shut her mouth so the rspca had them removed on monday along with getting her neutered.
We have been waiting for her to recover from her op enough to be able to travel to us and steve is on his way to collect them now. While we have been waiting we have been building them a temporary pen for them to recover in. We have decided to call the three legged girl Dilys as it is welsh for perfect and we are thinking we will call the other Aimee as it is french for beloved friend
Below are photos taken by the rspca the day the rabbits were removed. I will leave a gap before posting them so you can scroll past more easily if you don't want to look. Hopefully I will be able to update with much prettier photos soon
Dilys
her poor little tail in this pic
Aimee
I know many don't rate the Rspca but if it wasn't for some of the inspectors doing an incredibly difficult job then so many more animals would suffer. Last weekend a number of rabbits and piggies were seized from horrific conditions. Most of the animals were in a disgusting state. Many were taken to Rspca walsall where they are doing an amazing job with them One of the rabbits was in a particularly bad way so Becky asked if we would be able to help her. Of course we said yes as we had already decided we would offer help if it was needed. This rabbit only has three legs, it is thought it hasn't been removed surgically but is possibly a birth defect. She was filthy and sore underneath. Her body is twisted from having to cope with the deformity,she can barely walk and she is emaciated
What Becky didn't mention straight away was that this bunny had become bonded to another during their removal and was completely reliant on her for support. So how could we say no to helping a second rabbit! This little girl had such horrendous incisors she couldn't shut her mouth so the rspca had them removed on monday along with getting her neutered.
We have been waiting for her to recover from her op enough to be able to travel to us and steve is on his way to collect them now. While we have been waiting we have been building them a temporary pen for them to recover in. We have decided to call the three legged girl Dilys as it is welsh for perfect and we are thinking we will call the other Aimee as it is french for beloved friend
Below are photos taken by the rspca the day the rabbits were removed. I will leave a gap before posting them so you can scroll past more easily if you don't want to look. Hopefully I will be able to update with much prettier photos soon
Dilys
her poor little tail in this pic
Aimee
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