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Hi
These two boys have been in rescue for quite a few months, so I thought I’d put them on here for everyone to admire and just maybe they have a better chance of getting a home. They are so lovely, and I can’t understand why nobody has been interested in them so far… (other than backyard breeders).
Firstly there is Rupert, a little nethie cross. He had ADD (attention defeciet disorder) when he arrived, but is much better now. Still gets distracted easily and can’t sit on a lap for too long, but will happily come up to you and be patted so long as he doesn’t think you’re about to grab him. Loves his head massages and is a very sweet and adorable guy!
Second Bunny is Danny, a lovely lop blend who once again is not mad about being picked up but loves to hop on to your lap for a cuddle and follow you about. He has been diagnosed by two vets with a large liver, and both suspected cancer. Since then he has put on weight and is looking like any normal rabbit does. Honestly, he could live another 5 years or more, there’s no knowing but it has really put people off adopting him. He found a home once, but was brought back the next day because they found him incontinent. Here he does all his business in one corner, although initially when he came he would suddenly urinate and defecate without control when held. He doesn’t do this anymore.
We’re near Hornsby (Sydney, NSW, Australia). If you want to read more about them they’re on my website at http://www.PorschesRescue.com
They’re easy going and have really settled in to a routine here and I would say are very happy buns. However, it would be good for them to find a home as they’re way too attached to us now and it would be nice to see them settled somewhere permantently.
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