Dear Harley,
It seems such a long time ago that I first met you at the RSPCA. At that time, you were bonded with Fricky, who was a big, white rabbit, although sadly I have no photos of you both. You'd been there for a while, and, even way back then (oooh, January 2008 ), you were an adult.
The next time I went to the centre, you were alone, and Fricky had been PTS because she had dental issues. You had someone who was interested in adopting you to bond with their lady bunny, so we went through that adoption process and you were rehomed. The gentleman who had adopted you contacted me and you and his bunny were not bonding, but it was more than that, he was looking at you as the 'bad' rabbit because you weren't getting on with his friend. Actually, you were equally struggling with each other. Your accommodation was not what it was said to be either.
Meanwhile... I had adopted a lovely lady girl to a family, to bond with their lonely and recently bereaved boy. They were lovely and asked about you, said they had seen you in the centre and wondered what had happened to you. They mentioned they were thinking about adopting you too. This made my mind start to tick.
Coming back to you, after some conversations and too-ing and fro-ing, my dad and I went to see you in your new home, with the other bunny, and did some bonding, and it was clear that it wasn't going to work and, I fought hard for you boy, you came back with me that day.
I told the RSPCA that it wasn't in your best interests and so you came home, as my first foster bunny. You fitted in and loved the joys of life in a home, where you were loved for you.
My cunning plan went all to plan, and, after a vet check, the lovely family a, still wanted to adopt you, and b, were allowed!
I only had you for a short amount of time, maybe a week? But we had a fabulous time.
Then I took you to your new home, where you lived inside, in early July 2008.
It seems such a long time ago that I first met you at the RSPCA. At that time, you were bonded with Fricky, who was a big, white rabbit, although sadly I have no photos of you both. You'd been there for a while, and, even way back then (oooh, January 2008 ), you were an adult.
The next time I went to the centre, you were alone, and Fricky had been PTS because she had dental issues. You had someone who was interested in adopting you to bond with their lady bunny, so we went through that adoption process and you were rehomed. The gentleman who had adopted you contacted me and you and his bunny were not bonding, but it was more than that, he was looking at you as the 'bad' rabbit because you weren't getting on with his friend. Actually, you were equally struggling with each other. Your accommodation was not what it was said to be either.
Meanwhile... I had adopted a lovely lady girl to a family, to bond with their lonely and recently bereaved boy. They were lovely and asked about you, said they had seen you in the centre and wondered what had happened to you. They mentioned they were thinking about adopting you too. This made my mind start to tick.
Coming back to you, after some conversations and too-ing and fro-ing, my dad and I went to see you in your new home, with the other bunny, and did some bonding, and it was clear that it wasn't going to work and, I fought hard for you boy, you came back with me that day.
I told the RSPCA that it wasn't in your best interests and so you came home, as my first foster bunny. You fitted in and loved the joys of life in a home, where you were loved for you.
My cunning plan went all to plan, and, after a vet check, the lovely family a, still wanted to adopt you, and b, were allowed!
I only had you for a short amount of time, maybe a week? But we had a fabulous time.
Then I took you to your new home, where you lived inside, in early July 2008.
