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Wise Old Thumper
Posted on behalf of Sarah's Bunny
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Charlie is a medium lop and is brown, auburn and white dappled (with a handsome brown moustache to boot!). Lola is a mini lop and grey and white in colour. She has a very cute little 'beauty spot' in dark grey on one of her cheeks. They are, literally, inseperable. Both have lovely temperaments and have been bonded with two Cocker Spaniels, who they used to share a basket with at sleeping time, so get on with other animals with no problems. In fact, I've noticed they enjoy most being around people, other animals and noises where they can sniff around and flop out.. really sociable. Charlie's a soppy little boy - loves his cuddles but dislikes being picked up. Lola was very timid when I adopted her but with time and patience she's developed into a real madam, as with most female lops! Also loves cuddles and doesn't mind being picked up. Once she gets to know someone properly, she'll even hop onto their lap. Having said all this, she's still quite nervous and I have a feeling this might be because she has hearing problems (possibly deaf). She is fine when you approach at her level and give her fair warning.
Eating habits - they both
carrots & bananas (sweet tooth!) and are partial to watercress.
Charlie was abandoned at the RSPCA because the owners bought another, younger rabbit and ignored him. So, he tends to want a lot of attention at feeding time. He also tends to dominate Lola at this time too and gobble over his share of food! Because of this, I have separate bowls for them.
Charlie & Lola are a male/female pair and were bonded by me when I adopted them from the RSPCA in 2003. I am struggling to find suitable rented accommodation that will allow pets and so, reluctantly, am having to look at other options for them. I used to post on the RR forum a few years ago and thought to ask on here to see if anyone can help.
The bunnies are in a two storey hutch at a friend's in Northants at the moment but he cannot keep them there anymore and so I'm having to move them to my lodgings in Oxfordshire 'til I move in mid Feb. I am panicking slightly as to where I can rehome them and so hope that a lovely member on here can offer a home for these two gorgeous buns and give them as much love and attention as they deserve.
I'll be able to visit them wherever they go *sniff*
Pictures in the link http://img228.imageshack.us/slidesho...713424zan.smil
Charlie is a medium lop and is brown, auburn and white dappled (with a handsome brown moustache to boot!). Lola is a mini lop and grey and white in colour. She has a very cute little 'beauty spot' in dark grey on one of her cheeks. They are, literally, inseperable. Both have lovely temperaments and have been bonded with two Cocker Spaniels, who they used to share a basket with at sleeping time, so get on with other animals with no problems. In fact, I've noticed they enjoy most being around people, other animals and noises where they can sniff around and flop out.. really sociable. Charlie's a soppy little boy - loves his cuddles but dislikes being picked up. Lola was very timid when I adopted her but with time and patience she's developed into a real madam, as with most female lops! Also loves cuddles and doesn't mind being picked up. Once she gets to know someone properly, she'll even hop onto their lap. Having said all this, she's still quite nervous and I have a feeling this might be because she has hearing problems (possibly deaf). She is fine when you approach at her level and give her fair warning.
Eating habits - they both
carrots & bananas (sweet tooth!) and are partial to watercress. Charlie was abandoned at the RSPCA because the owners bought another, younger rabbit and ignored him. So, he tends to want a lot of attention at feeding time. He also tends to dominate Lola at this time too and gobble over his share of food! Because of this, I have separate bowls for them.
Charlie & Lola are a male/female pair and were bonded by me when I adopted them from the RSPCA in 2003. I am struggling to find suitable rented accommodation that will allow pets and so, reluctantly, am having to look at other options for them. I used to post on the RR forum a few years ago and thought to ask on here to see if anyone can help.
The bunnies are in a two storey hutch at a friend's in Northants at the moment but he cannot keep them there anymore and so I'm having to move them to my lodgings in Oxfordshire 'til I move in mid Feb. I am panicking slightly as to where I can rehome them and so hope that a lovely member on here can offer a home for these two gorgeous buns and give them as much love and attention as they deserve.
I'll be able to visit them wherever they go *sniff*
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