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Hey guys! Long time no see.
So it has been quite the eventful 6-8 months or so. I had to put my 12, almost 13 year old female mini rex mix bun Brown Sugar to sleep in march
She was my first rabbit, and had multiple tumors, eye problems, as well as a nasty ear issue I had been to the vets repeatedly for but they could not find the source of the problem. She eventually just stopped eating little by little, and I knew it was time for her to be no longer in pain. I did have her cremated though, so she is still always with me. In the mean time, my rescue, Tucker, who I adopted back in July of 2015, was without a bunny buddy. So recently I had been fostering to adopt a gorgeous little Harlequin Dutch female who had been dumped a few towns over from where I live. Her name is Lucky, and I am excited to announce that they are now bonded and living full time together in their 3 story Bunny Abode Condo.
My Baby Brown Sugar (RIP) This was back in 2008-2009.
Lucky and Tucker! Tucker is on the left, Lucky is on the right. This was a week after I began bonding them.
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