Poor miffy was looking really sad so i gave everyone their veggies and she just looked at the bowl so I moved Bugz to in front of her cage with his veggies and Anya on my lap with her veggies and got Miffy to watch them it was like a light bulb “Oh you mean I can eat these things?” Well i have never seen a carrot disapear so FAST after the first two bites it was like INHALE! and beg for more! I only gave her half a cup of greens and I call them dutch carrots (the ones that are small and have the green tops still on) tomorrow she will get them same and then slowly increase the amount of greens she gets as I don’t want to upset her tummy. I did a ring around, there is a chemist that my sister goes to that does an “animal of the week” they said if I do posters up they will put her up which is great!

Well she has settled and the poop wars that are going on in my house at the moment are driving me wild! Each rabbits get X amount of time out of the cage each night and Anya I found out can fit her head in Miffy’s cage so had to put up a barrier after Miffy bit Anya  Miffy romps around like she owns the place and Bugz spends all his time trying to get into Miffys cage and then I have to spend an hour trying to vacum up all the poop!

Got a call from a nursing home that might be intrested in taking her but we have to work on her litter training. They had a rabbit in the rec room before but he passed away at the age of 12 so he had a good life, going to go check them out and see what they are like and might set up a trial. Also had a call from a family that have always had rabbits and just lost their 8 year old so looking at getting another one. They have older kids and the rabbit was a free range and slept on the kids bed so if the nursing home does not work they are really intrested which is great!

Sarita – The nursing home was found via my rabbit vet so I am thinking that if the vet told them to call me then that is a good thing however will have a chat to her this weekend.

I was the same however when they said that the vet told them to call me then I had to think about it. Seems the lady who runs the nursing home always had rabbits and the rabbit is “hers” as she lives on site however it is also the communities pet but she is responsiblie for it on a day to day base and they did get yearly check ups with the other rabbit so here is hoping that they get along. I also have another lady who might be intrested so things are looking up for miffy

I would love to get her spay and anyone who adopts her I will recommend it however I don’t have the $220 to do her in my own pocket and there is only so much money you can spend on rescue animals (I have learnt this the hard way). I have asked a few vets if they can do her for cheaper and even approached the RSPCA but no one is prepared to help which is sad so we are just plugging along with the litter training. She is really good in her cage, outside of her cage is a bit of an issue so i am going to make her cage larger for her and hope this helps

MarkBun, that is a nice idea however both the nursing home and the lady who is also thinking about getting her have expressed to me that they would be getting her spayed, if that falls through then I will look at working out how to spay her for a cheap as possible but at the moment I really want that responsibility to fall to the new owners as to me that means they are commited to her

Oh Oh Oh we might have found Miffy a Home! Ok the Nursing home fell through after one of the residents kids bought them a replacement rabbit, the family that where thinking about it I did not let them take her as the kids came and where WAY to rough with her and she was scared and stressed at the end of 10 mins so not going to happen (pretty much talked the family out of rabbits as a pet!) Then got a call from a guy but he slipped up and ended up telling me how he wanted to use her as a breeder so not going there. Then today out of the blue I got an e-mail from a lady who sounds really nice. She has two female rabbits at the moment, they are all out of the cage inside with cat doors to allow them outside during the day. We are going on a Bunny date Saturday week to see if they all get along (please miffy be a nice girl please please please)

Well as these things happen this lady found me and after a few chats with her and her coming to meet miffy she took her on Monday. Sounds like a great home and she is not worried if Miffy is up the duff and was going to talk to the vet about a spay if we can’t organise that then we will deal with the babies when they get here but hopefully we can get her spayed before then