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Well.. through the horrid rain I drove for her.
I was contacted by a breeder whom knew I had been looking for a solid black holland lop bunny. (this was before I ended up with Ollie, my broken black and white mni-lop.) I had given up on a solid black holland lop and had been considering fostering until I found a good partner for my Ollie.
So like I said she contacted me and wanted to know if I was interested in adopting a really beautiful girl. She is a bit bleached looking with browns from being kept an outdoor rabbit. So this is her story.
She was originally sold by the breeder as a pet. At a show she found her up for auction and checked her pedigree to find out that she was in fact the same rabbit she sold as a pet months earlier. This girl was underweight and her fur was discolored from the sun. She is 13 months old. The breeder bought her back for a dollar! She has been working on fattening her back up.
Unfortunately, she hasn’t been socialized as it seems. She will let me hold her without getting freaked out. But she is a bit boney. Her fur is molting and she will need to be spayed. But she is here now. It is the perfect ending for her. I am very happy. In our long long car ride home I decided to name her Lila. She is a pretty girl. I will post pics soon.
I am just glad I got her and she wasn’t snatched up for breeding purposes.
You will know why I say that when you see the pics. She is quite perfect. -
Actually, I have a smaller cage on top of the NIC Ollie is in. She is very skiddish so I am letting her get oriented to her new home for a few days. She knows there is “something” beneath her. Eventually I will put them side by side. I want her to bond with me and then him. I am afraid she will bond with him and still be afraid of humans. I forgot I have the picture this lady emailed me. I will take more of my own. But this is her anyway!
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I know what you mean with that! When I got Tucker it was like learning how to parent all over again. I was scared everytime she did something different and I was so overprotective! I’ve eased up a bit now that I’ve gotten to know her better
Drue I’m kind of the same way but he’s bigger and more easy going so I’m not AS bad…plus I have the experience of Tucker, but still…it’s kind of like going from one human child to two..it’s a whole new world!
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