The two rabbits I went to get yesterday are doing good. The vet checked them out last night and we found out they don't have broken legs. That's good news! They both have severely bruised legs and are resting comfortably in their own little area of the Bunny Barn. They can't have any contact with humans, except to feed them and even that they are being fed rubbish from the wild. The one thing to remember about wild rabbits is to not feed them regular domestic food pellets or grains, or they will get accustomed to it and want it all the time. That is something that can't happen or they could possibly starve themselves to death looking for that same food. We keep a supply of wild nuts and other goodies for the wild rabbits to feed on here.
Other than that, it's been a quiet day around here. We had a couple people stop by and look at a couple bunnies they might want next weekend, and that's about it all day. I kept busy breaking sticks for the rabbits to gnaw on, picked up four bales of fresh hay, restocked the feed, and other normal things I do each weekend. I was going to go out tonight but changed my mind not long ago as I'm pooped. Two of my friends decided to come my way instead, so we are going to watch a movie and just relax! I need it too.
Happy trails!
Glad to see they're doing well!
ReplyDeleteI told my wife about your blog (and the nice compliment you left about mine), and I can't remember the exact word she used. However, I can tell you that she thought you were a great woman for doing what you do for these rabbits.
As you can tell from my blog, she's a rat, and fellow animal, lover, so you know that comes from the heart.
Hi Dave!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the wonderful comment. You can't remember the exact word huh? I can come up with a few. lol Just kidding. Thanks for stopping by my blog. I love getting comments from great people like yourself.
Happy trails!
The word was synonymous with "great person." LOL
ReplyDeleteYou're very welcome!