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Hi Everyone,
Ok, yes it has been a while.. like 6 years
. I started a ‘real job’ and couldn’t keep up with this forum, I also moved to a location with an active House Rabbit Society chapter, so it was nice to meet people locally and volunteer with the bunnies. Arduina passed away 2.5 years ago. It was (still is) heartbreaking, she got sick the day after we got back from our wedding 
. Leo is doing well in his old age, he is now almost 9. Since Arduina’s passing, he has broken out of his shy shell and become such a cuddle puddle 
.Needless to say, we have moved again. I am now in Iowa and looking for a local bunny group to meet people and volunteer with. There’s no Iowa House Rabbit Society that I can find. Also, I’d like to know which vets are good. And maybe find a bunny sitter. Please let me know of any Iowa house bunny groups and if you have a vet to recommend, Thanks!
Cheers,
Laura
PS: Here is a picture of Leo the jet setter! Yes, my company let him on the private jet
. And Leo in his bed at our new house. He is soo spoiled.. (as bunnies should be!).
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Oh wow. Long time, no see! But lovely to hear from you again. Im sorry about Arduina, Laura. It’s nice that Leo became more bonded with you. A comfort to you both, Im sure!
He is as handsome as ever.
ETA: I found this rescue: http://furryfriendsrefuge.org/
According to their site, there is a clinic next door to them also (Furry Friends Community Spay Clinic). Maybe they do general consults also or could point you toward a rabbit savvy vet?
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