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This is an appeal from The Rabbit Haven of Scotts Valley CA to help rescue an abused bunny who is to be killed today.
Twinkle came into the shelter covered in grease and debris. He has a slight old eye injury and is a bit wobbly,
most likely from being tired of running, trying to survive, and not having enough to eat.
He is getting stronger every day that he is at the shelter, but now overcrowding is forcing him out!
He is wobbly. No urine straining, normal input-output, no ear or nose discharge.
Can you help him please? The shelter has given me such a short time frame. He came from a neglect case and in my estimation he is
nutritionally depleted. He is a sweet fellow and has that spark of hope in his eyes, hence his name, Twinkle.
Today is his last day on this earth without intervention. Call us at 831 239-7119 if you can help.
I am going to the town where he is today so I could pick him up and bring him to you tonight, or we can arrange something.
Do you have any ideas on who can take him and love him.? Can you take him? We can transport. Twinkle boy needs love, support and good food.
The eye could benefit from TLC, eye drops and a warm pack until it improves. He has been dodging cars, surviving and making the best of
being dumped in the streets for some time. Surely there must be someone who will help him now. He has come so far. His eye issue is a non issue
to me. His outdoor condition and constant needs for survival are beginning to clear but he still has remnants of the edge of disaster in his
demeanor. He need so much love. Occasionally, you will see him take the chance to really look at us. When he does that,
the life spark is right there. I will have him neutered after he improves, but I have no place to put him.
Do you? Please help, we are so over full!
Please let me know if you can help rescue Twinkle. Call Auntie Heather at The Rabbit Haven 831 239-7119 or email director@therabbithaven.org.Auntie Heather – The Rabbit Haven
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Hi Guys!
I’m his new mommy!! My name’s Rosie, and I’ve been his mama since our LONG drive on 30 Sep.
He’s so wonderful…and oh, so dreamy!!
We took him to the vet about a week ago (?), and they gave him a clean bill of health, and said he was okay to get neutered, so he has an appt for his neutering on the 30th of this month.
Oh, boy, is he a SNUGGLEBUG!! And he’s such a wonderful addition to our herd…
We just lost a baby recently (she was only eight months old), so we’re going through a rough time right now…but he’s really helping me through the grieving process with all the love he gives me!
We renamed him Fiver, after the character in Watership Down, and also because of the struggles he’s gone through, only to make it out the other side healthy and happy…as well as the fact that he’s the fifth addition to our herd, and the first boy.
He’s really really special…here are som pictures of him.
In his carrier on the way home:
All stretched out:
Me snuggling him and reassuring him at the vet’s:
And holding him after they trimmed his nails:
And my favorite picture of all:
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He is due to be neutered soon and has been doing very well. He’s moving around a lot more than before and seems to be adjusting perfectly. He’s being very well loved. 
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