Mosaic of Life: Make Mine Chocolate!
Clearbrook posts a timely pre-Easter (Ash Wednesday) reminder of why it's not a good idea to get a live Easter bunny: Mosaic of Life: Make Mine Chocolate!
Unless, of course, you have a good idea of what living with a rabbit entails and are interested in adopting one from a shelter or the House Rabbit Society (which has chapters nationwide in the US and also one in Vancouver, BC). In that case, please proceed (in an educated fashion)!
I adopted George from the House Rabbit Society and you can see an early photo of him with the late Penelope on the Oakland chapter site. Penelope is the more visible rabbit in the photo; George is the black caterpillar-like creature reclining to her right. He was very lively in those days, but not in that particular photo.
Penelope came directly from a shelter, as did Ms. Spots. Regarding the mention of George's licking and nipping, I think he must have given up his rare nips almost immediately. He also gave up licking anyone quite awhile ago. He leaves that to Ms. Spots. George has other ways of expressing his friendship.
Unless, of course, you have a good idea of what living with a rabbit entails and are interested in adopting one from a shelter or the House Rabbit Society (which has chapters nationwide in the US and also one in Vancouver, BC). In that case, please proceed (in an educated fashion)!
I adopted George from the House Rabbit Society and you can see an early photo of him with the late Penelope on the Oakland chapter site. Penelope is the more visible rabbit in the photo; George is the black caterpillar-like creature reclining to her right. He was very lively in those days, but not in that particular photo.
Penelope came directly from a shelter, as did Ms. Spots. Regarding the mention of George's licking and nipping, I think he must have given up his rare nips almost immediately. He also gave up licking anyone quite awhile ago. He leaves that to Ms. Spots. George has other ways of expressing his friendship.
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posted by Karla at 8:48 PM
2 Comments:
Thanks Karla, that is a great message. Your bunnies look beautiful. I sure loved mine, and was very sad when he passed away at the ripe bunny age of 8. It was a very small rabbit, and very loving too. We got lots of kisses from him.
I didn't know you had had a rabbit too. They can certainly be wonderful friends. (I think George must be getting close to nine now, but I always have to look up when I adopted him to be sure. Ms. Spots is about to be four.)
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