New rescue - may be upsetting to some

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Furry_Friends

Mama Doe

• Feb 10, 2015

• #1

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Aly&Poppy<3

Wise Old Thumper

• Feb 10, 2015

• #2

Good god I just cannot fathom how people can let things like this happen I hope he settles x

 

Crunchie

Warren Veteran

• Feb 10, 2015

• #3

Poor little mite, hopefully he settles quickly and starts to enjoy having the proper care.

 

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Tracy

Warren Veteran

• Feb 10, 2015

• #4

Poor little lad. Thank goodness he is safe now. I hope he settles down very soon. xx

 

o-Chloe-o

Mama Doe

• Feb 10, 2015

• #5

aww poor baby how could they leave him like this xx

 

Zoobec

Moderator

Staff member

• Feb 10, 2015

• #6

Omg thank god he's not with them any more hope he settles and finds love in a forever home :thumb:

 

bunbuns

Warren Veteran

• Feb 10, 2015

• #7

Poor baby/ I hope he starts to settle soon xxx

 

Lucy-Lou

Mama Doe

• Feb 10, 2015

• #8

God this is absolutely awful And illegal :evil: Is there any point reporting the owners to the RSPCA, or is it pretty much pointless once the animal has been rescued?

So glad that hardworking, caring rescues are around to take these poor animals in xx

 

dizzyg

Warren Veteran

• Feb 10, 2015

• #9

Poor love! He must have been so uncomfortable.

I'm sure he's feeling a lot better after all that attention.

x

 

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Jack's-Jane

Wise Old Thumper

• Feb 10, 2015

• #10

Poor lad I hope he will be feeling much happier soon xx

 

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Furry_Friends

Mama Doe

• Feb 10, 2015

• #11

Lucy-Lou said:

God this is absolutely awful And illegal :evil: Is there any point reporting the owners to the RSPCA, or is it pretty much pointless once the animal has been rescued?

So glad that hardworking, caring rescues are around to take these poor animals in xx

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No point. Firstly he would have to be taken by the RSPCA and I doubt they would prosecute for a rabbit. Secondly, the owners have admitted a problem by surrendering him to us so there isn't a case.

 

MimzMum

Wise Old Thumper

• Feb 10, 2015

• #12

Poor bunny so glad he is now safe with you. I hope it won't take long for him to settle. ((((((Vibes))))) xxxx

 

Den

Mama Doe

• Feb 10, 2015

• #13

The poor boy. I'm constantly seeing pics like this on my Facebook by the rescue my rabbits came from. I don't endear myself to my two but their undercarriages are regularly checked. So glad he's one of the lucky ones to have found a safe haven.

 

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mushlett

Mama Doe

• Feb 10, 2015

• #14

That's horrific, I don't understand people, babies are rarely a surprise you generally get 9 months to prepare for them and put something in place for your animals. That's truly awful xx

 

biscandmatt1

Wise Old Thumper

• Feb 10, 2015

• #15

poor sweetheart

 

elmoandfern

Mama Doe

• Feb 10, 2015

• #16

poor little poppet hopefully he will settle now that he can be a bit more comfortable!

 

ASTRID

Young Bun

• Feb 10, 2015

• #17

I'm glad he's in safe hands now x

 

EBM

Mama Doe

• Feb 10, 2015

• #18

Poor thing that looks painful. Glad you are looking after him

 

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beki

Mama Doe

• Feb 10, 2015

• #19

Poor bunny I'm glad he is being looked after now.

Why do people neglect poor bunnies when a baby comes along, ok maybe in the first couple of months after having my son they didn't have a lot of bonding time with me but mine were well cared for, fed and exercised, I just can't understand how some people do this!

 

Jemima

Alpha Buck

• Feb 10, 2015

• #20

You do such wonderful work. How do you manage to keep your temper when these owners pass over these poor little buns? - I think I would be up on an assault charge. Let's hope they keep their baby cleaner than this :roll: