Craig 1965
Warren Veteran
Good evening bun friends,
I have just received a fresh update from our friend at the rescue centre. Here it is:-
"Hi both,
I’ll whisper it because I don’t want to jinx anything but the hope is that Flo (and indeed Alex) might not be with us for too much longer so I would say to hold off on bringing in any extra supplies for now. The bonding is going really well and they are now having regular restriction-free sessions with each other, there has been lots of positive signs from both of them so we are very much hoping that this continues.
Flo has enough Megazorb to see her through until the end of the weekend, and the same with her nuggets. In terms of veg, they are well stocked and both continue to very much enjoy it!
I’m working at the centre this weekend so I can let you know more then, but fingers-crossed!"
I had to read this a few times because I wasn't quite understanding it. At first I thought it was all bad news - "....might not be with us too much longer..." - as I was reading it I though they were both poorly. But it is quite the opposite.
We hope that perhaps if things continue as positive as they are, then Flo and new bun could be back home here this weekend. We were just thinking about this yesterday - we wondered if Flo would still remember here, the living room, the garden. I am sure she will and I would like to think when she does come home, even though it will have been 3 weeks away, she will quickly settle and hopefully in her mind, realise that this IS her home now and that she was only away because of the need to have a neutral area to bond her with the new bun. And we also wondered how the new bun would react here. This will all be new for him and I would imagine he will take his lead from Flo - but I would expect him to be super keen about the garden. And if that is the case, then perhaps it will make Flo more keen to go out in the garden.
I will keep everybun updated as and when we get more updates.
Craig x
I have just received a fresh update from our friend at the rescue centre. Here it is:-
"Hi both,
I’ll whisper it because I don’t want to jinx anything but the hope is that Flo (and indeed Alex) might not be with us for too much longer so I would say to hold off on bringing in any extra supplies for now. The bonding is going really well and they are now having regular restriction-free sessions with each other, there has been lots of positive signs from both of them so we are very much hoping that this continues.
Flo has enough Megazorb to see her through until the end of the weekend, and the same with her nuggets. In terms of veg, they are well stocked and both continue to very much enjoy it!
I’m working at the centre this weekend so I can let you know more then, but fingers-crossed!"
I had to read this a few times because I wasn't quite understanding it. At first I thought it was all bad news - "....might not be with us too much longer..." - as I was reading it I though they were both poorly. But it is quite the opposite.
We hope that perhaps if things continue as positive as they are, then Flo and new bun could be back home here this weekend. We were just thinking about this yesterday - we wondered if Flo would still remember here, the living room, the garden. I am sure she will and I would like to think when she does come home, even though it will have been 3 weeks away, she will quickly settle and hopefully in her mind, realise that this IS her home now and that she was only away because of the need to have a neutral area to bond her with the new bun. And we also wondered how the new bun would react here. This will all be new for him and I would imagine he will take his lead from Flo - but I would expect him to be super keen about the garden. And if that is the case, then perhaps it will make Flo more keen to go out in the garden.
I will keep everybun updated as and when we get more updates.
Craig x