midori1999
Alpha Buck
I've sold my Wendy house and run set up to a family this morning. They haven't got any bunnies yet and mentioned they were getting some over Easter. They've done some research, know bunnies shouldn't live alone so are getting two and wanted a good sized set up etc.
I mentioned that my bunnies are from the local rabbit rescue and that if they got rescue bunnies instead of from a shop it would work out cheaper in the long run as they'd already be neutered, vaccinated, health checked etc. also, that baby bunnies are often available too if they wanted babies, but that they may not be homing over Easter. They weren't that chatty and didn't really say much. I think they just thought I was a crazy bunny lady to be honest.
Anyway, they're collecting the set up on Tuesday and I wasn't sure whether to send a quick text with the rescue name and Facebook page in case they wanted to look, as I thought it might encourage them further, particularly if they saw pictures of any bunnies they liked. But is that really pushy? I suppose I have nothing to lose, but how would you word it?
I mentioned that my bunnies are from the local rabbit rescue and that if they got rescue bunnies instead of from a shop it would work out cheaper in the long run as they'd already be neutered, vaccinated, health checked etc. also, that baby bunnies are often available too if they wanted babies, but that they may not be homing over Easter. They weren't that chatty and didn't really say much. I think they just thought I was a crazy bunny lady to be honest.
Anyway, they're collecting the set up on Tuesday and I wasn't sure whether to send a quick text with the rescue name and Facebook page in case they wanted to look, as I thought it might encourage them further, particularly if they saw pictures of any bunnies they liked. But is that really pushy? I suppose I have nothing to lose, but how would you word it?