Petzy 
Forum Leader Northern AB Canada
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| 10/06/2010 09:10 AM |
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This mess is dedicated to the people who think dumping a pet bunny is no big deal... |
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"what happened?
did something happen or can I just go back to my hay?" |
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Andi  B.C. Canada
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| 10/06/2010 10:59 AM |
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I keep reading more and more that just breaks my heart It just keeps getting worse instead of better, those poor bunnies. i hate people. |
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* Don't Breed or Buy while Homeless Pets Die. Opt' to Adopt!
* Adoption is the Living Option.
* Adopting One Rescued Animal Saves Two Lives. The Animal you Adopted, and the Homelss Animal that will take it's Place in the shelter. |
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MarkBun  Richmond, CA
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| 10/06/2010 11:45 AM |
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She's living to the letter of the law - which makes her a responsible person. Now, if she'd just compromise, she'd be a socially respectable one. Big thing would be to triple check the fence so they don't get away anymore. Maybe create a one way gate so they can be lured back in. |
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| My bonding quest with Maryann - Read about a less than easy bonding with two buns - but they did bond! |
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Andi  B.C. Canada
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| 10/06/2010 11:59 AM |
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If you see the pictures of the fencing in the video and such you can see why the animals are leaving, the fence couldn't keep anything in, it's pathetic. Also, these animals were not spayed/neutered but 'altered' by vasectomy. So they are all still hormonal, meaning nasty fighting. In the video it shows a black bunny favoring a front paw, obviously hurt. I thought these people were supposed to be giving these rabbits a better life, not a crappier one then the last. (Last newpaper article posted the neighbour was now letting her large black dog into the sanctuary to kill the rabbits. Though I'm just not sure what to believe anymore) |
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* Don't Breed or Buy while Homeless Pets Die. Opt' to Adopt!
* Adoption is the Living Option.
* Adopting One Rescued Animal Saves Two Lives. The Animal you Adopted, and the Homelss Animal that will take it's Place in the shelter. |
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Petzy 
Forum Leader Northern AB Canada
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| 10/06/2010 12:41 PM |
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Vasectomizing a rabbit makes no sense to me. It is a more invasive surgical procedure than castration and like you said does nothing to change hormones. |
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"what happened?
did something happen or can I just go back to my hay?" |
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Lintini  Bay Area, California
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| 10/06/2010 04:41 PM |
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*shakes head in disbelief* I don't even know what to say, it's all very sad. |
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LittlePuffyTail  New Brunswick, Canada
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cactuspancake  Boston, MA
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| 10/27/2010 11:01 PM |
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I'm sad that the poor bunnies can't stay in their own region  I wish they could just move them up north to the forest or something? I don't really get why they can't just spay/ neuter them all and then move them to the forest... |
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Petzy 
Forum Leader Northern AB Canada
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| 10/28/2010 09:53 AM |
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The forest is teeming with predators. The domestic rabbits would enter the food chain before their spay sutures would be healed. |
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"what happened?
did something happen or can I just go back to my hay?" |
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