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Hiii!
Any chance I get to express my love for my three girls I take, so I thought i would come and say hello and introduce myself and my three girls story! So, my names Meghan (or Meg!) and last April I found my three girls in a cardboard box on an embankment. They were freezing cold, underweight, covered in tics and mites and had patches of missing fur, it was the worst thing I’ve seen in a long time but I knew I had to keep them. I’d had rabbits all my life, they’re nothing new to me so I understood what I was getting myself in for.. i was so excited!
The vet kept them in for a few days then called me to collect them, sent me home with so many ointments, creams, drops and tablets and thats when the fun started!
Meet Maisie (a lion head cross lop), Martha (We don’t know what she is, so any ideas welcome!) and Mabel (a Old English or English Spot). The vet reckoned they were about 4/5 months when I found them, which makes them about two now.
They are as healthy as ever now (as you can see!) but its taken a long time. This photo was taken in the summer and Maisie’s lion mane was barely there, its only now started to properly grow in and I LOVE it! They are a complete dream and I’m so lucky they’re mine
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I thought that Martha was a bit Rex too, but her fur isn’t really that different to Mabel’s it just has loads of different colours in it, she’s known at the vets as ‘unidentified tri-colour’ which doesn’t really give a lot of information. Haha! I’ve tried to attach a individual photo of Martha but every photo is too big to upload
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. We don’t see a lot of trio pics so thanks for sharing!
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