Thank you to Helen and her family for saving Bert & Ernie from nearly drowning! They seem to be doing very well!
Brother’s from another mother! These two love one another so much, it really warms my heart. They are so kind to one another, especially when they think I’m not looking (or videotaping)!
Poor Meadow. He really does NOT like to get his nails cut. Even though he knows I will let him shove his big fluffy head into the container of oats afterwards – LOL! Lots of grunting and kicking. Steve holds him nice and tight while I cut.
Here’s Steve, sad face on, feeling bad for poor Mr. Meads, also pictured, looking absolutely grumpy and miserable!
Is it just me, or do they have similar expressions on? haha!
(Bunny owners, cutting a rabbits’ nails is a delicate science, so don’t try to do it yourself, unless you’ve been taught by a pro)
Such a lazy bunny, Meadow will kick his legs out and nap anytime, anywhere! A good massage in the grass is what he wants!
Cinny loves a good frolic around Aunt Sheila & Uncle Jimmy’s yard! It’s good for him to really stretch his legs!
Bright and early in the morning, these two wild guys hip hopped away! They were really loving the freedom! And there were some new friends awaiting them in the field! Good luck to them both! xo
Any rabbit hit by a car will 100% need to see a vet. In the meantime, keep the rabbit comfortable in a box, with some towels. Also put some grass or some type of lettuce (anything but iceberg) to nibble in there with her. Make sure the rabbit cannot jump out of the box. Bring it to a vet tomorrow and let them do a check-up. Also, now is a good time to start researching a rehab facility near you who may be able to care for the rabbit after the vet makes a diagnosis.
Thank you to Michelle Lala Clark for the beautiful rabbit watercolor painting!

















